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Laundry Day

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Not available on Kindle at this time. Visit below URL for A FREE AUDIOBOOK EDITION AND FREE E-BOOK EDITIONS. A short story by mystery author Stacy Juba. When Gregg accidentally discovers his neighbor's lingerie collection drip-drying in her shower, he stares in fascination at a scene that looks like laundry day at the whorehouse. After his neighbor is found dead - strangled with her own fishnet stocking - the next victim might even be closer to home.

33 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 30, 2011

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Stacy Juba

22 books377 followers
Author of Storybook Valley fairy tale chick lit series, the Hockey Rivals YA sports series, suspenseful cozy mysteries, and more. Stop by Stacy's website to get your FREE Storybook Valley Welcome Kit. Stacy is also an affordable freelance editor and lover of happy endings. Check out her other website: https://www.hockeyrivalsbooks.com/

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2,430 reviews80 followers
February 19, 2019
A very quick short story about dirty laundry and secrets. Great for a coffee break read.
* Original review on Google Play Books *
Profile Image for Christy Hall.
368 reviews94 followers
December 26, 2023
Laundry Day is marketed as a mystery short story. Mysteries usually need time to percolate in order for you to feel the ambiance and take note of the clues. Certain authors - Doyle, Poe - can do a mysterious short story well. Laundry Day doesn’t quite get there for me. It’s fine but I didn’t get much from it. A husband and wife gets mixed up with the lives of their neighbors and secrets are revealed with terrible consequences. I felt like the pacing was too quick and the reveal suffered because it felt like everything happened too fast for this to be a real mystery. This one just wasn’t for me.
Profile Image for Maria.
Author 48 books521 followers
June 5, 2011
Intrigue, murder mystery, suspense (and suspenders!). What more could you ask for from a short story? This story will grab your attention, pull in you in, keep you guessing. Most of all, it will entertain you. When Stacy Juba describes a character's emotions you can almost feel them yourself. If you're not familiar with this author's writing there are also sample chapters from her novels included as a bonus feature in this free download, and a Q & A with the author. A riveting read.
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263 reviews30 followers
June 4, 2019
This was an OKAY little book for someone who needs something to read on their lunch break. The twist at the end was good but not that shocking.
Profile Image for Miranda Whore.
937 reviews86 followers
December 22, 2014
If you are looking for a fulfilling story, this isn't it. It's not in the least bit smutty, so if you are looking for a little dirty quickie, turn away now. The one thing it had going for it was the twist at the end. I almost didn't see that coming, so well played author lady well played.
Profile Image for Corrine.
18 reviews3 followers
December 29, 2019
A short story but well-written. I was surprised on the turn of events.
Profile Image for J. King.
Author 5 books27 followers
July 10, 2012
An OK short story. Not a mystery in the traditional sense. Not too heavy on the suspense. Nor did the characterization or character development blow me away—in fact, I thought the central character change was insufficiently motivated. No thematic elements jumped out at me, either. Nor any great humorous lines (unless you find other people's problems humorous), though with mildly humorous moments. "Cute" is the word that comes immediately to mind, but with a bitter twist that left me wondering mostly, Where do the characters go from here? (Although on second thought, that's a twist that Hitchock might've been proud of, and definitely makes the story re-readable.)

The ebook also includes a sampling of Stacy Juba's work: worth checking out if you think you might like it.
Profile Image for Lori.
274 reviews
August 31, 2015
another short story. 33 pages not much too tell without giving away a lot. so you have Greg ready to do a repair job on the one dead neighbor while he finds all her lingerie hanging in the bathroom and he gets to thinking his wife should be doing this for him. whatever. his wife should have lingerie if you ask me.
so I'm saying it's too short to tell much but unfortunately t didn't do a thing for me, too short, no really getting to know characters. nothing I really like but I give it a 3 star for decent story and Destructiveness.
Profile Image for Sharon.
Author 38 books398 followers
February 16, 2014
As the description indicates, this short story is predicated on the sexual fantasies that result when Gregg sees his neighbor's lingerie hanging up to dry while he's there to help with a household repair. He starts to consider having his wife wear similar undergarments, and talks with her about it.

The suspense is low, although the twist at the end was surprising. The rest of the eBook is samples of Juba's full-length fiction.
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865 reviews59 followers
March 21, 2013
Has everything I like in a short story. Feels like a complete story, even though it is short, and you get a good feel for the characters. The twist at the end was something I didn't see coming. An interesting little mystery.
I got the audio free through the author's website. A quick listen, less than 30 minutes, with a great narrator.
Profile Image for Neil.
543 reviews57 followers
May 13, 2016
An entertaining short story from the pen of Stacy Juba. Not much can really be said without giving anything away. It was well written and will engage the reader, despite it being over all too soon. The rest of the 'book' was taken up with an interview with the writer (which gives a bit of an insight), and a couple of chapters from two other works.
Profile Image for Amanda.
149 reviews
March 4, 2012
Interesting story. I wasn't too surprised by the ending, but I think that's because I'd read reviews stating that there was a twist at the end. Certainly worth a quick read and I liked the author's style enough to say that I'll read more of her work.
Profile Image for June.
51 reviews
July 21, 2011
Found this short story Free on amazon.com for kindle users. The story is more than short and sooo predictable...
Profile Image for Sarah Wright.
174 reviews8 followers
September 2, 2011
Very interesting read. I didn't think it would end the way it did. I will definitely be reading more from this author!
Profile Image for Naznin Azeez.
351 reviews
March 18, 2013
The beginning was interesting enough. The author has written in a nice way. Surely I never saw the ending coming!. But somehow I expected something better.
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