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A volume of three short stories.
Stalked: Ella is enjoying some SMS flirting from a secret admirer until things take an ugly turn – can she escape her creepy predator?
The Group: Beth has worked hard for her corporate success but she’s really just not that into her job. Will joining ‘the group’ help her find new direction in her life?
Pseudo: Isabelle is at an all-time low point when a stroke of good luck gives her the ability to totally change her future. Can she really carry off her crazy scheme?
Stalked: Ella is enjoying some SMS flirting from a secret admirer until things take an ugly turn – can she escape her creepy predator?
The Group: Beth has worked hard for her corporate success but she’s really just not that into her job. Will joining ‘the group’ help her find new direction in her life?
Pseudo: Isabelle is at an all-time low point when a stroke of good luck gives her the ability to totally change her future. Can she really carry off her crazy scheme?
30 pages, ebook
First published April 30, 2014
About the author
Helen McKenna
9 books34 followersHelen McKenna grew up in Queensland, Australia. An avid reader from childhood, she always dreamed of writing her own book one day.
Helen completed a B.A. degree at the University of Queensland and has worked in many fields – banking, local government, in learning support, as a swimming instructor and as a biographer. Her love of the beach and Queenslander houses inspired her to write The Beach House, her first novel.
Helen lives on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland.
Helen completed a B.A. degree at the University of Queensland and has worked in many fields – banking, local government, in learning support, as a swimming instructor and as a biographer. Her love of the beach and Queenslander houses inspired her to write The Beach House, her first novel.
Helen lives on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland.
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October 19, 2013
This small volume of short stories was a quick but enjoyable read. Each story had many twists and turns and none turned out quite the way I expected.
I also enjoyed the contemporary Australian setting of each one.
All in all an entertaining read.
I also enjoyed the contemporary Australian setting of each one.
All in all an entertaining read.
January 5, 2018
What a little gem of a book. A quick read, but not lacking in anything. I could have read many more stories like this. Each of the 3 stories starts at the end and each has a great little twist you won't see coming. Hopefully Helen McKenna will release some more short stories like this.
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