The Missing Uncle and Other Stories

By Rebecca Stout

THE MISSING UNCLE AND OTHER SHORT STORIES by Rebecca Stout is a collection of flash fiction stories that present an edge of your seat experience.
"The Missing Uncle" is a fast-paced crime thriller about Hannah and an FBI agent trying to solve the case of her missing uncle. "1919 Race to Live" is about a doctor racing against time to find a cure for Spanish influenza. In "The Wolf's Eyes", a hunter battles for survival. "The Disappearing Woman" is about a ghostly encounter. "An Unforgettable Honeymoon" is an apocalyptic zombie tale

• Language: English
• Publisher: Rebecca Stout
• Release date: Jun 2, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463989999

Rebecca Stout

Rebecca Stout is a screenwriter, who writes various scripts based in Sci-Fi and Horror genres. Rebecca has a BA in Anthropology/Sociology from Stockton University. Rebecca is also earning a degree in Creative Writing for Entertainment from Full Sail University. Rebecca’s passion is studying different cultures and mythology.

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The Missing Uncle and Other Stories

By: Rebecca Stout

Copyright by Rebecca Stout 2019

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The Missing Uncle

The Wolf's Eyes

1919 Race to Live

The Disappearing Woman

An Unforgettable Honeymoon

About the Author

The Missing Uncle

Waking up from a deep sleep, Hannah rose from her bed to the sound of the doorbell.  Who is it? I’m coming, hold on, she said. Hannah opened the door. There laid a package tied up with brown paper and string. I Wonder, who left this? she said. There was a note neatly laying on top of the package. It read