Queen Bee Proxy: Uncommon Synths

By Brian S. Parrish

Queen Bee Proxy is the fourth book of the Uncommon Synths Saga, so would it be apropos if it proposed a quandary? (Okay, I suppose.) Namely, what do you do when that thing you do no longer does it for you? Syd finds out the hard way after a humdinger of an alien encounter leaves her usual nerves of steel shattered and her heart in tatters, but thankfully fam, both chosen and appointed, will fill in all the most important of her missing pieces on a cruise bound for—where was that again Nessie? Sorry, I mean, Rosie? (Whoa dude, Mah-jor faux) A 24-panel imaginal.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Brian S. Parrish
• Release date: Nov 21, 2020
• ISBN: 9781005300227

Brian S. Parrish

Author Brian Parrish is an awed believer in the power of story and a regular patron of the dreaming. However, he's best known as a virtual stunt pilot, human cannonball coach, Indianapolis slot car racer and tender tiger tamer—in a parallel universe, that is, where his Elkhart Blue 1967 Chevrolet Camaro RS has been impounded for extraordinary parking fee accumulation. In this one, he scribbles the odd story and subscribes to the International Psychic Cat Network. He lives in the rolling red hills of Virginia with an ambling caravan of family, friends and familiars.

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Queen Bee Proxy:

Uncommon Synths

Brian S. Parrish

Copyright 2020 by Brian Scott Parrish

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Contents

Tense and conjugation

Did somebody faint?

Phone home

Just crossed wires probably

Carry-on luggage

Keep calm and scully on

Patron saint of latest lost cause

Flossing in my sleep

Proximity alert

Official seal

Time will tell but I won’t

Family vacay