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34          I counted just the other day because I kinda had thirty in my head. So why the number?
I’ve written thirty-four short stories. I began by writing my romantic comedy mystery, Temporarily Employed. Then I critiqued six very short stories for a friend, and all of the sudden, the rhythm of writing these fell into my head. Then an idea came, and I was off. I churned out a lot of short stories, many of which were pubbed by magazines and other publishers, some have been in anthologies. I really do like writing short. My life has been upside down and concentrating on a book is hard for me. I can pop in and out of a short story and feel as if I’ve accomplished a lot. As for very shorts… I’ve collected eleven, two of which have never been pubbed before. Here’s a bit about them: Love blossoms in the small town of Sommerville in these heart-warming and very short tales, filled with fun and forever possibilities. Included are: Bug Stuff ~ An accountant unites with his co-worker to exterminate a pesky adversary. Just Desserts ~ A political dinner gone disastrous brings together a reluctant attendee and her handsome seat-mate. With This Ring ~ When a wife forgets the all-important little black dress, the evening turns into something utterly unforgettable. Good Girls Finish First ~ When men friends are challenged to fix breakfast if they lose a race, one woman leads the pack and discovers finishing first can lead to romance. Ouch ~ Who knew a yoga class would be so dangerous...and romantic? Man Theory ~ When a geeky co-worker espouses his theory on love, a friend risks her heart. Tommy and the Teacher ~ A young boy steals from the school’s book fair causing interesting possibilities to arise. Absolutely Positively Lost ~ Helping a map-challenged young man find his way is truly serendipitous. The Little Birdie Who ~ A new town, a new friend, a new beginning. Who would have thought a little bird could bring two people together? Check Her Out ~ It’s a sticky situation, especially between a store manager and Auntie Caren when her nephew must pay for the gum he stole. This Is Not Working ~ One of those days at a new job when nothing is going right, and then the  boss steps in.    Are you thinking short stories are not as satisfying as a book? Shorts are VERY satisfying. Find Just Desserts…and Other Stories at: Amazon       Nook