N. Primak

Books

Committed: A Short Story
Price: Free! Words: 4,230. Language: English. Published: August 16, 2011 . Categories: Fiction » Literature » Plays & Screenplays, Fiction » Young adult or teen » Drama
Robert loves Layla more than anything, although she never returned his feelings. When she commits suicide, the tragedy is all that the teen can think about. Robert is convinced that Layla's previous boyfriend was the reason for her death, and is determined to punish him. A short but moving tale of unrequited love, revenge, and a commitment that lasts beyond the grave.
When I Woke Up I Knew I was Dead: A Short Story
Price: Free! Words: 3,880. Language: English. Published: July 18, 2011 . Categories: Fiction » Humor & comedy » Satire, Fiction » Humor & comedy » General
(4.00 from 6 reviews)
Sean was living a normal life until one day he wakes up with a sudden realization: he is dead. Every part of him is acutely aware of his dead state, but in a society where death has been 'cured', he cannot so easily advertise his feelings. Will Sean ever be able to convince the world of his deadness, or will he forever remain a lone voice in a sea of ignorance?
For Mother: A Short Story Collection of Two
Price: Free! Words: 3,660. Language: English. Published: June 10, 2011 . Categories: Fiction » Anthologies » Short stories - single author, Fiction » Literature » Plays & Screenplays
(4.00 from 1 review)
This collection contains two shorts stories, “Victory” and “Ignorant,” with motherhood playing a key role in both. “Victory” is a story of a starving homeless child who meets a woman on the street that offers him everything, but only for a price. “Ignorant” is a story of the power of tragedy to reconcile, but oftentimes too late.
For the Love of the Gamer: A Short Story
Price: Free! Words: 5,000. Language: English. Published: June 3, 2011 . Categories: Fiction » Literature » Plays & Screenplays, Fiction » Thriller & suspense » General
(5.00 from 1 review)
Larisa hates her brother Roy. He behaves rudely, plays games incessantly, and treats Larisa like trash. Worst of all, their mother, who Larisa always bends over to please, spoils him. But when Roy fails all his classes and brings their fragile mother to tears, Larisa decides it is time for discipline, never anticipating how it could backfire.

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