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    Immortalized in Ink
    Immortalized in Ink
    Immortalized in Ink
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    Immortalized in Ink

    By Aria Glazki

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    Bite-sized story breaks for readers on the go!

    From the author:

    Soon after venturing into the online writing community, I found Flash! Friday, complete with weekly story prompts and an enthusiastic group of writers. It was a wonderful way to flex my rusty writing muscles, pushing me to experiment with different genres and voices, and many of the stories in this collection first came to life as entries for that contest. Though they have since been revised, the stories included nevertheless reflect their roots, ranging significantly in style and genre. Some are heartwarming, some fantastical, and some quite dark. Consider yourselves warned.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAria Glazki
    Release dateJun 15, 2017
    ISBN9781943572106
    Immortalized in Ink
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    Aria Glazki

    Aria Glazki's first kiss technically came from a bear cub. Though no fairytale transformation followed, she still believes magic can happen when the right people come together—if they don’t get in their own way, that is. So now Aria writes heartfelt stories about hurt people healing as they build love that lasts. Sometimes she adds a magical twist.Learn more about her at www.AriaGlazki.com

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      Immortalized in Ink - Aria Glazki

      Bargain

      Waking up isn’t easy when you’re being baked alive.

      A groan scratches its way out of my throat as I open my eyes to the blistering sunlight. Soreness in my shoulders and ankles dissuades me from moving.

      One of only two shadows on the sand moves. Grit scrapes my eyes as I try to blink the motion away.

      Oh shut up. The shadow falls over me for a blissful instant of relief, chased away by her grin. How ya doin’ down there?

      What the hell you stupid—

      Ah, ah. Careful.

      The scorching spotlight finds my face again. She spits, taunting me with the waste of water.

      You owe me, I remind.

      Well now, that’s why I’m here. You forget my little debt, and I’ll cut you free.

      Are you off your—

      Or. Her shadow moves out of sight. I could just leave you here, while I come up with the money. A casual shrug shifts her shoulders. "Shouldn’t take more than a couple

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