Free Fiction Monday: Murder, She Workshopped
You know that famous mystery writer? The one whom death stalks wherever she goes? Turns out bad luck doesn’t cause death to follow her. She provokes it all—for a reason.
And this time, someone will stop her.
A student at a writing workshop has a secret agenda. Yes, she wants to become a bestseller. But first she must deal with the competition—in a wholly unexpected way.
“Murder, She Workshopped,” by New York Times bestselling author Kristine Kathryn Rusch, is free on this website for one week only. The story’s also available as an ebook on Amazon, Kobo, iBooks, Barnes & Noble, as well as other online retailers.
Murder, She Workshopped
Kristine Kathryn Rusch
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Just now read this one and laughed all the way through at your spot-on comments and marvelous details. As always, the first couple of lines draw me into a story in a genre I seldom…well, never…read–except for yours.
Wow, that was fun.
I just wanted to let you know about a typo: “She starts wailing and wreathing” should be writhing instead of wreathing. Although wreathing would be interesting!
Also, I wasn’t sure how stabbing her in the belly would get the alligator in the neck, but maybe that’s just me not understanding how a gator anatomy would correspond to its human overlay.
Of course, none of this detracts from a terrific story. Even my 5 y.o. daughter started reading it “And…of…to…” 😉
Thanks, Melissa. Will fix. 🙂 And gator anatomy… Wow. Yeah. 🙂
So now we know who you really are. Do you have an alligator skin covered laptop? .-)
Hee hee hee!