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    Lasagna and Successes
    Lasagna and Successes
    Lasagna and Successes
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    Lasagna and Successes

    By M D Flyn

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    In this noir short story a woman discovers a terrible secret, and chooses to solve her problems with lasagna.
    She is a woman worn down by life, not so uncommon. But it turns out her husband is anything but common.
    When she finds something suspicious in the trunk, her troubles are just beginning.
    Will lasagna solve her problems, or is the danger even deeper than she thought?
    Follow along on a suspenseful journey as she struggles to reconcile herself with his successes.
    This is a quick, stand-alone read.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherM D Flyn
    Release dateAug 21, 2017
    ISBN9781370390953
    Lasagna and Successes
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    M D Flyn

    Rejoicing in beautiful weirdness. M. D. Flyn is a voracious reader, a writer, a chocolate inhaler, and LGBT. She perpetrates geekery, a lover of all things fantasy, scifi, and otherwise odd. She writes speculative fiction that explores themes of individuality, belonging, and empowerment. Her work encourages the misfits to stop trying to fit.

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