by Sharon Mondragon | Nov 13, 2019 | Sherry's Stories
On Christmas Eve three years before, Noelle had found a tiny kitten huddled against the back door, shivering, bedraggled, and mewing piteously. Noelle scooped up the kitten and cuddled it to her cheek. Nick sneezed. “Ooh, look, Nicky,” she said....
by Sharon Mondragon | Nov 6, 2019 | Sherry's Stories
Nick Sinclair began to seriously consider murdering his wife while he was decorating the seventeenth Christmas tree. It was not the seventeenth because he had been decorating the family Christmas tree for seventeen years. No, it was Number Seventeen (according to the...
by Sharon Mondragon | Oct 23, 2019 | Sherry's Stories
George Leroy froze. He didn’t dare move and hardly dared to breathe for fear of getting caught. He steadied himself by working out how he would make his escape once the warden left his office. He lay in the darkness looking down at the bald spot on the top of...
by Sharon Mondragon | Oct 16, 2019 | Sherry's Stories
“I’m not sure I understand, Mr. Marlin. I thought you’d be happy. If you’re worried about losing the case, we can still plead “No Contest.” “No,” George Leroy answered automatically, his mind elsewhere. “I’ll...
by Sharon Mondragon | Sep 25, 2019 | Uncategorized
No, I’m not giving away my agent! Ali Herring is definitely a keeper. But she’s going to give some lucky person a query or first chapter critique (winner’s choice). There are three ways to get in on this, and each way earns you an extra chance at...
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