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Flash Fiction by Bern Sy Moss

Almost, one year. Black Friday marks the day my wife, Janie, disappeared. I remembered her saying, “early bird gets the worm,” on that morning as she pecked at my forehead with a gesture that almost resembled an actual kiss before she headed off to the shopping mall.

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Crime Fiction by Galen Pickett

Keeping an eye on Mr. Curtis was not a problem at all. Every lane change was signaled. The nondescript sedan seemed in good repair. The occasional flicker of the brake lights gave the detectives plenty of warning that Curtis was slowing down, and the running lights called just t...

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Principally Dead

Crime Fiction by Margaret Karmazin

Maple Hill Elementary school was closed for the weekend for which Principal Jerry Harper had expressed his gratitude to the school secretary, Michelle Derry.

“Rough week,” Michelle had agreed on her way out. Their most difficult mother, Mrs. Price, had lodged a com...

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Crime Fiction by Jason Smith

Randy Lloyd had always loved gardening, when he was six years old he started helping his father in the garden. In his teenage years Randy wasn’t rebelling against the norm or drag racing cars, he was gardening. After high school, Randy went to college and achieved degrees in Horti...

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Nefarious

Crime Fiction by Michael Wegener

Before approaching the auto shop, she had duct-taped her gun hand to his back so he wouldn’t even think about trying anything. Had him help her wrap it around his torso, alternating with her wrapping it around her right hand and wrist—muzzle of the gun pressed right on top of ...

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