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She felt so guilty...
She didn't think of herself as the type to stalk her own boyfriend, but when her mother convinced her he was up to no good, she followed him to L.A. and soon discovered that a cheating heart was the least of her worries.
She didn't think of herself as the type to stalk her own boyfriend, but when her mother convinced her he was up to no good, she followed him to L.A. and soon discovered that a cheating heart was the least of her worries.
28 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 29, 2012
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About the author
Robert Gregory Browne
38 books126 followersRobert Gregory Browne is a bestselling author, Nicholl Fellow, Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences Gold Alumnus, and a Thriller Award nominated member of the International Thriller Writers.
He has written teleplays for Showtime, Saban, Marvel, and Fox Kids, and has published multiple novels under multiple names in multiple countries with St. Martin’s Press, Penguin Dutton, Signet, and Harlequin. His short stories have appeared in Lee Child’s Killer Year and Sandra Brown’s Love is Murder.
His novel Kiss Her Goodbye was produced for television by CBS TV/Sony Pictures. His novel The Paradise Prophecy was optioned by Temple Hill Productions for ABC Television.
He lives in California with his wife, cat, two dogs, and Jura coffee machine.
He has written teleplays for Showtime, Saban, Marvel, and Fox Kids, and has published multiple novels under multiple names in multiple countries with St. Martin’s Press, Penguin Dutton, Signet, and Harlequin. His short stories have appeared in Lee Child’s Killer Year and Sandra Brown’s Love is Murder.
His novel Kiss Her Goodbye was produced for television by CBS TV/Sony Pictures. His novel The Paradise Prophecy was optioned by Temple Hill Productions for ABC Television.
He lives in California with his wife, cat, two dogs, and Jura coffee machine.
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January 9, 2018
Great ending. From Love is Murder.
October 29, 2017
was a one star for most of the book, but has a decent twist so final rating is a two star
January 27, 2019
It was a good read.
April 8, 2020
Didn't actually expect the ending to this one. Was very interesting and gave nothing away.
November 10, 2023
I figured out what was happening about 2/3 of this short story. Still, I loved it. Succinct and well written.
SYNOPSIS: "She didn't think of herself as the type to stalk her own boyfriend, but when her mother convinced her he was up to no good, she followed him to L.A.."
SYNOPSIS: "She didn't think of herself as the type to stalk her own boyfriend, but when her mother convinced her he was up to no good, she followed him to L.A.."
January 13, 2016
I never used to read short stories, till the late Marina Keegan made me realize that I was missing out on some really good reading.
Never saw the ending coming, Browne can right a really good story, doesn't matter the length and he'll have your undivided attention. Expect the unexpected, it's not the cookie cutter stories that so many authors write.
Never saw the ending coming, Browne can right a really good story, doesn't matter the length and he'll have your undivided attention. Expect the unexpected, it's not the cookie cutter stories that so many authors write.
May 13, 2016
And I read this on mother's day....
Robert Gregory Brown can whip out a great mystery in a few pages or 300. All I could say at the end was Wow.
Robert Gregory Brown can whip out a great mystery in a few pages or 300. All I could say at the end was Wow.
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