Free Fiction Monday: Geeks Bearing Gifts
Bethanne Dupree runs a computer dating service and pretends she doesn’t need it, too. She manages to separate her personal life from her business life until Ray Greco comes to the office of the dating service to make a video. The handsome Greco distracts her staff, and his video crashes her server. In fact, he crashes a lot of things. Including Bethanne.
“Geeks Bearing Gifts,” by bestselling author Kristine Grayson, is free on this website for one week only. The story’s also available as an ebook on Amazon, Kobo, iBooks, Barnes & Noble, and from other online retailers.
Geeks Bearing Gifts
Kristine Grayson
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Nice story, and I’m looking forward to reading more about Greek gods (and of course also special teenage girls) in Crystal Caves!
If I may, I think I spotted a typo, it should probably be “something even largeR” in that quote:
“We could go for a tiny little interpersonal war or something larger—like a conflict between Internet agencies—or something even large, maybe on the scale of Iraq.”
Thanks for the kind words and the typo correct. 🙂