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    The Trust: Short Story Series, #1
    The Christmas Star - The Man in the Box: Short Story Series, #1
    Little Mysteries -- A Short Story: Short Story Series, #1
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    Short Story Series

    By S.M. Fedor, Dan Wright and Joyce Zborower, M.A.

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    About this series

    In small towns throughout the US, the inhabitants have their own code for living. Outsiders would do well to heed the rules and customs of the locals, or they may find themselves running afoul of the unspoken laws. When a line is crossed, Sheriff Earl is more than happy to enforce the rule with his brand of justice.

    Band-Aid for a Bullet Wound, a thrilling new crime/noir short story from S.M. Fedor.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoyce Zborower, M.A.
    Release dateDec 12, 2015
    The Trust: Short Story Series, #1
    The Christmas Star - The Man in the Box: Short Story Series, #1
    Little Mysteries -- A Short Story: Short Story Series, #1

    Titles in the series (3)

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      Little Mysteries -- A Short Story: Short Story Series, #1
      Little Mysteries -- A Short Story: Short Story Series, #1

      Little Mysteries -- A Short Story: Short Story Series, #1

      Joyce Zborower, M.A.
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      Little Mysteries – a short story Little Mysteries is a fictional short story that takes place around Halloween 2002. It's about the little mysteries that take place in the lives of regular folks. To instantly download your copy, scroll up to the top of this page and click the Buy button now. Other information about Little Mysteries Genre -- Fiction/family life/short stories Tags -- a short story, short mysteries, short mystery stories, short short fiction, mystery fiction, mystery story, family life Excerpt from the book: . . . "Hey, Brian. Wait up," shouted Blazer. He was running to catch up so they could walk up the front steps of the school together. "Did you hear about Amy Sterling?" Blazer was excited and out of breath, but he had a good little bit of gossip and wanted to share it quickly. "She put out for Dusty last night! Do you believe it? She did him in the bathroom. Wow!" "Amy Sterling? Straight-lace Amy? You got to be... No. I... no. Somebody’s pulling your leg." "Yah. Really. That’s what Dusty told Ralph, and Ralph told me," he added. "Dusty? Really? ...no. You can’t trust him to tell you the truth. Why is he doing this? She’s a nice girl. He shouldn’t go around saying stuff like that." Amy Sterling was a quiet girl with a delicate and sensitive disposition. Amy Sterling was one of Cathy’s best friends. Brian told Cathy what Blazer had said, and Cathy told Amy. Of course, Amy denied everything. She said that Dusty had been bothering her for weeks, but she didn’t want anything to do with him. He got angry at her. That’s why he started spreading rumors. Nobody was going to treat him like that and get away with it, he had told her. He was going to get even. She was mortified. ‘Where there’s smoke, there’s fire’ was a hack-kneed phrase that was seeing a new revival. The damage had been done. People, especially young people, generally prefer to believe the worst. It’s so much more exciting. Amy didn’t want to go to school any more. A few people even started wondering about Cathy and Brian. ‘Birds of a feather,’ you know. End of Excerpt

      Little Mysteries – a short story Little Mysteries is a fictional short story that takes place around Halloween 2002. It's about the little mysteries that take place in the lives of regular folks. To instantly download your copy, scroll up to the top of this page and click the Buy button now. Other information about Little Mysteries Genre -- Fiction/family life/short stories Tags -- a short story, short mysteries, short mystery stories, short short fiction, mystery fiction, mystery story, family life Excerpt from the book: . . . "Hey, Brian. Wait up," shouted Blazer. He was running to catch up so they could walk up the front steps of the school together. "Did you hear about Amy Sterling?" Blazer was excited and out of breath, but he had a good little bit of gossip and wanted to share it quickly. "She put out for Dusty last night! Do you believe it? She did him in the bathroom. Wow!" "Amy Sterling? Straight-lace Amy? You got to be... No. I... no. Somebody’s pulling your leg." "Yah. Really. That’s what Dusty told Ralph, and Ralph told me," he added. "Dusty? Really? ...no. You can’t trust him to tell you the truth. Why is he doing this? She’s a nice girl. He shouldn’t go around saying stuff like that." Amy Sterling was a quiet girl with a delicate and sensitive disposition. Amy Sterling was one of Cathy’s best friends. Brian told Cathy what Blazer had said, and Cathy told Amy. Of course, Amy denied everything. She said that Dusty had been bothering her for weeks, but she didn’t want anything to do with him. He got angry at her. That’s why he started spreading rumors. Nobody was going to treat him like that and get away with it, he had told her. He was going to get even. She was mortified. ‘Where there’s smoke, there’s fire’ was a hack-kneed phrase that was seeing a new revival. The damage had been done. People, especially young people, generally prefer to believe the worst. It’s so much more exciting. Amy didn’t want to go to school any more. A few people even started wondering about Cathy and Brian. ‘Birds of a feather,’ you know. End of Excerpt

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      The Trust: Short Story Series, #1
      The Trust: Short Story Series, #1

      The Trust: Short Story Series, #1

      Joyce Zborower, M.A.
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      Do you trust the person you’ve chosen to write the legal documents governing your estate? THE TRUST is a fictional slice of life centered around a traumatic series of events related to securing a family's wealth and property for the benefit of their children after their deaths. Everyone wants to make sure their children are the recipients of the parents’ estate. It's important to be careful who you choose to make that happen for you while you're alive because whatever legal papers you sign will become the governing body of directives. THE TRUST is a cautionary tale. . . Take heed!

      Do you trust the person you’ve chosen to write the legal documents governing your estate? THE TRUST is a fictional slice of life centered around a traumatic series of events related to securing a family's wealth and property for the benefit of their children after their deaths. Everyone wants to make sure their children are the recipients of the parents’ estate. It's important to be careful who you choose to make that happen for you while you're alive because whatever legal papers you sign will become the governing body of directives. THE TRUST is a cautionary tale. . . Take heed!

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      The Christmas Star - The Man in the Box: Short Story Series, #1
      The Christmas Star - The Man in the Box: Short Story Series, #1

      The Christmas Star - The Man in the Box: Short Story Series, #1

      Dan Wright
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      In this story, Dan Wright pulls out all the stops for his debut novelette by creating the feeling of Christmas magic. It's like the magic made in movies and, through curiosity, the same experienced by a child's imagination. In addition, the author seeks to maintain the belief that Christmas is about the birth of Christ, a savior born to loving parents.   A dying mother prays for the help of God to protect her babies and see that they always find their way home. She does this because family is more important than anything else, and they will be safe in their parents' arms. Through prayer, her soul is combined with the light of Christ to achieve a guiding miracle within a glass crystal cube. The cube initially comes alive when it's in the presence of her grandson. Then the cube guides her son, who was taken at birth, back to his family. After activating the cube found in a novelty store, his son's curiosity, as in all children, drives him so strongly that others must follow the clues given by the cube. He and his family become the miracle of Christmas. When the father realizes the truth, forgiveness, and understanding are the only right things he can do.

      In this story, Dan Wright pulls out all the stops for his debut novelette by creating the feeling of Christmas magic. It's like the magic made in movies and, through curiosity, the same experienced by a child's imagination. In addition, the author seeks to maintain the belief that Christmas is about the birth of Christ, a savior born to loving parents.   A dying mother prays for the help of God to protect her babies and see that they always find their way home. She does this because family is more important than anything else, and they will be safe in their parents' arms. Through prayer, her soul is combined with the light of Christ to achieve a guiding miracle within a glass crystal cube. The cube initially comes alive when it's in the presence of her grandson. Then the cube guides her son, who was taken at birth, back to his family. After activating the cube found in a novelty store, his son's curiosity, as in all children, drives him so strongly that others must follow the clues given by the cube. He and his family become the miracle of Christmas. When the father realizes the truth, forgiveness, and understanding are the only right things he can do.

    Author

    S.M. Fedor

    S.M. Fedor is an accomplished visual effects artist, having previously worked on a multitude of Hollywood blockbusters and TV shows. When not exploding spaceships or gifting teens with superpowers, he is working on his writing craft or reading some pulp classics. S.M. grew up in Chicago and now resides in Vancouver with his most demanding black cat aptly named Sinister. Author Influences: It is impossible to make a complete list of all the books and authors that have influenced over the years, but here is a small list of frequent favorites: Jim Thompson, Raymond Chandler, Dashiell Hammett, Philip K. Dick, Ryū Murakami, Anthony Burgess, George Orwell, Haruki Murakami, Chuck Palahniuk, Peter Watts, Ed Brubaker, Neil Gaiman, Richard K. Morgan, Paolo Bacigalupi, Jonathan Lethem, Peter F. Hamilton and many, many more.

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