Konitah: a Short Story

By Elle Anor

Lesbian / Dark Fantasy / Short story
Konitah lost her true love. For punishment, because they were two women, she was changed into a beast and became a forest dweller. Her lover Marilla forced into a marriage with a man, because she had to make a choice between life and death.
To revenge the love she lost, Konitah becomes the killer of men and hunts down everyone who dares to enter the woods.
Word count approx.: 3100

• Language: English
• Publisher: Elle Anor
• Release date: Jun 16, 2014
• ISBN: 9781311400444

Elle Anor

Elsie Meyer is an Afrikaans speaking writer from Pretoria, South Africa. Writing many Afrikaans novellas, she has decided to try her hand at writing English. Using the pen name 'Elle Anor', she has written her first novel, 'Darkness of Her Soul' (rewritten August 2014), followed by a novella, 'Rain McKenzie M.D.'. As a participant and first time winner of NaNoWriMo 2013, she penned her second novel, 'Ylva the She Wolf'. Thereafter a short story 'Konitah' followed and its prequel the novella 'ForbiddeN'. She published her third novella, TASS while taking part in NaNoWriMo 2014. Elsie and her partner, of more than eleven years, share their home with lots of furry and feathery children.    

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KONITAH – a Short Story

She can smell your fear

First edition. February 3, 2014.

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Konitah – the Short Story

They hear your footsteps on the dry leaves. Hear every twig, trampled by your feet, snaps. The beating of your heart sounds like a drum roll in their ears. Your fast, shallow breathing, alert them – a human was running. They smell your fear!

Climb into the nearest, highest tree.