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Small Bites #1
Small Bites 1
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Three flash fiction stories. Inside, you will find werewolves, magic, and fantastical creatures. Stories about curiosity, darkness, and over stepping your boundaries.
Each story is self contained. They are just small bites into my twisted mind.
Beware the Werewolf
A sign on a fence, and an interesting twist.
The Chimera
First impressions are not always the right ones.
Griffins Flight
Mating flight of the griffins.
Three flash fiction stories. Inside, you will find werewolves, magic, and fantastical creatures. Stories about curiosity, darkness, and over stepping your boundaries.
Each story is self contained. They are just small bites into my twisted mind.
Beware the Werewolf
A sign on a fence, and an interesting twist.
The Chimera
First impressions are not always the right ones.
Griffins Flight
Mating flight of the griffins.
- GenresShort StoriesFantasy
23 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 18, 2013
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Crissy Moss
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June 10, 2018
Three quite short fantasy tales, each about something that is of two natures. Like a griffin, part lion, part eagle.
I was just getting into each one when it ended, which is always the drawback with tales of this length.
Worth a read if you have ten minutes to fill and want to be somewhere very much else.
I downloaded an e-ARC as a general offer from the author to readers.
This is an unbiased review.
I was just getting into each one when it ended, which is always the drawback with tales of this length.
Worth a read if you have ten minutes to fill and want to be somewhere very much else.
I downloaded an e-ARC as a general offer from the author to readers.
This is an unbiased review.
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