The Bad Little Tales

By Tyra Graham

Mallory is a girl with no social cues and tells a lady off at the mall. Her friend Alyssa is there to keep her company and to let her know that what she did was wrong. Mallory refuse to understand in "The First Words."

Charlotte is a well-known artist who just finished the best piece. Her agent, Melinda, wants to sell it wants to sell it but Charlotte doesn't want to in "Afro Queen."

Nixie is scared to drive a car that she and her dad worked on in "Quite the fixer-upper."

A heart-broken man walks away from his marriage and wants to know "Does Time Really Heal."

A girl regrets going on a date with a man that her mom set her up with. Later it leaves her tied to a chair in "A State of Panic."

A man visits a club ever night to see a special someone in "My Afflatus."

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tyra Graham
• Release date: Jun 22, 2017

Tyra Graham

Tyra Graham is a romance novelist. Her fiction has been published in the Scarlet Leaf Review. She's earning her BFA in creative writing in Orlando, Fl. She enjoys riding her skateboard and playing with her cat.

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The bad little tales by

Tyra Graham

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Published by Tyra Graham

Copyright 2017 Tyra Graham

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Table of Contents

Title Page

Copyright Info

Table of Contents

The First Words

Afro Queen

Quite the Fixer Upper

Does Time Really Heal

A State of Panic

My Afflatus

About The Author

The First Words

Hey lady, your ass looks weird in those jeans, said Mallory. It looked like a child making a pancake for the first time. It was lop-sized and it hugged both cheeks so you could see dents in it.

Mallory you can’t say things like that, said Alyssa, I’m sorry for my friend’s weird outburst.

The lady looked mortified and covered her ass with the book in her hand as she left.

Why not, shouldn’t she know it looks weird?

It’s rude and not appropriate to tell a stranger.

"Well at least now