Women Gone Mad Part 2
by David Halliday
Price: $2.99 USD. 10690 words.
Published on January 4, 2011. .
Unravelling. Breaking down. The end of the world. Looking over the edge. Women gone mad.Again.
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Books tagged: broken dreams
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Broken Dreams
by Lisa Gaines
Price: $0.99 USD. 5290 words. Published by Eye of the Eagle on July 24, 2011. .
“…found a woman curled up in the overstuffed recliner parked outside my office door, I was blind sided. Not because I didn’t recognize her. Because I didn’t smell the trouble. Smelled cinnamon and spice and something I couldn’t quite identify trying to take over the stale office air, but I didn’t smell trouble.…”
Price: $0.99 USD. 5290 words. Published by Eye of the Eagle on July 24, 2011. .
“…found a woman curled up in the overstuffed recliner parked outside my office door, I was blind sided. Not because I didn’t recognize her. Because I didn’t smell the trouble. Smelled cinnamon and spice and something I couldn’t quite identify trying to take over the stale office air, but I didn’t smell trouble.…”