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“Three Deadly Shorts & A Poem” embraces love, loathing, and passion…to the finality of deadly consequences.

Final Day
With only minutes from conversion, Alana must convince her loving husband Michael that change is imminent and that he is a crucial part of her metamorphosis.
But something goes wrong!
Alana’s inept attempt at a euphoric union horrifies and repulses Michael, making the transition a dangerous risk to them both!
~ Originally published in The Thieving Magpie, Issue 16

That One Night
‘Joan blinked, then stared at what appeared to be a shadowy figure standing near the garage. Squinting, she tried to make out the dark form. Joan froze, her faded eyes widened.
“Please don’t make me!”
Unable to stop herself, she opened the door.’
~ Originally published in The Sirens Call EZine, Halloween2022

Thou Shalt Not Covet Thy Neighbor
She watched him, every day standing behind the shroud of lace, dreaming that he would come to her, taking her body and soul to the heavens. But then, there was another who stole his heart, taking whatever chance she had at having him for herself and dashing her dreams of his embrace.
A story of love and blind desire so volatile, it darkens the lustful heart of the woman behind the lace, a darkness that demands its place in the world.
~ Debut publication!

Lying Awake
Not for the faint of heart, this poem contemplates death and the desire to reunite with loved ones in the afterlife…
~ Originally published in The Sirens Call EZine, Winter2022