Free Fiction Monday: What People Leave Behind
Detective Andrea Donovan follows her hunches. But hunches without evidence don’t hold up in court. And she refuses to stop digging to prove her latest hunch. A hunch that leads her to disturbing conclusions 
about a disturbing crime—one that will change the survivors, and Andrea, forever. The riveting “What People Leave Behind,” chosen as one of the year’s best stories, explores the lengths people go to succeed—or fail.
“What People Leave Behind,” by multiple Edgar-nominee Kristine Kathryn Rusch will be free on this website for one week only. The story’s also available for $3.99 on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, Smashwords and in other ebookstores.
What People Leave Behind
Kristine Kathryn Rusch
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Good stuff. It took me right back to high school.
Angie
Thanks, Angie. 🙂
Fine story.
One comment — you know that top scores on the PSAT and SAT don’t mean “perfect”? They’re just cut off at the top of the curve. It’s a common understandable misconception.
Glad you liked the story, Karen.
Super setup!
Having read one of your Monday stories awhile back, I thought we were going to have a variant of the crime clean up caper.
Then, bang.
Great story. Neat change of perspective.
Thank you.
Thanks! 🙂
Kris,
AS always, it doesn’t matter what genre you’re writing in. If I start it, I can’t stop it. Makes it really hard to get my own writing done! 😉
Cheers,
Rob
LOL. Thanks, Rob.
Enjoyed the story. Thank you.
Thanks. 🙂
That just gripped me and didn’t let go. The tension is so nicely balanced with the character development. Awesome.
Thanks, Camille. 🙂
Fabulous story, really enjoyable.
Thank you!