The Robbery on Gardenia Way and Other Betrayals

By Doris Barcomb

“Salem Betrayal” follows witch Hazel Baker who is celebrating her 360th birthday with her coven of young witches. However, when the coven invites Hazel’s long lost love, she learns the hard truth about a secret kept from her for over three centuries.

During the chilly dawn hours, fog rolls across the farm land and a mysterious creature emerges from the woods in “Bacon and Eggs,” to eat Mary’s breakfast.

“The Robbery on Gardenia Way” is the story of Frank and Will, lovers who have just robbed a rich old man with the hopes of starting their life together. However, a revelation from Will makes Frank doubt their future life together as they attempt to escape the police.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Doris Barcomb
• Release date: Mar 30, 2020

Doris Barcomb

Doris Barcomb is an aspiring novelist earning her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at Full Sail University. When she isn't holed up in a dark room writing romantic dramas or supernatural comedies, Doris enjoys going to the beach with her dog.

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The Robbery on Gardenia Way and Other Betrayals

by Doris Barcomb

Copyright by Doris Barcomb, 2019

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Table of Contents

Title Page

Copyright Page

Table of Contents

Salem Betrayal

Bacon and Eggs

The Robbery on Gardenia Way

About the Author

Salem Betrayal

On a low flame dark brown liquid bubbled in a shallow stainless steel pot. The steam rose out of the top and swirled throughout the kitchen, searched for another source of warmth before it was sucked away into the humming hood on top of the stove.

Daphne’s creased forehead was damp with sweat, her eyes narrowed to slits and her tongue caught between her lips while she waved her finger in a small circle. You will do as I say, she said.

The shiny red apple rolled off the wooden cutting board with a thud and joined his brothers resting on the marble countertop.

Daphne, Abigail said. She waved her hand and the peeler with the black and red handle floated over, collapsed on the cutting