Free Fiction Monday: Folk Lure
Drew, a private investigator, protects Karen. Lonely, sad, vulnerable Karen. So, when Karen decides to respond to a suspicious-sounding personal ad about a music audition, Drew tags along. What he observes puts his instincts on high alert. Drew fears the Folklorist plans to use her and toss her away. But the truth will prove far more surprising that Drew can ever imagine.
“Folk Lure” by World Fantasy Award winner Kristine Kathryn Rusch is available for free on this site for one week only. The story is also available for $3.99 in ebook form in all e-bookstores including Amazon, Kobo, Smashwords and Barnes & Noble.
Folk Lure
Kristine Kathryn Rusch
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I absolutely loved this story -I read it enraptured. And I loved that it left me feeling hopeful rather than sad, as I feared at one point it would. Free fiction Monday is fantastic. I’m a pretty recent discoverer of your work through finding your blog and I’m so so glad that I did! Sara
Thank you, Sara. It’s nice to know that the blog leads to people reading the free fiction which leads to a discovery of the work. I’m so glad you liked the story!