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                  1. LEGAL THRILLER

         based on a true crime in 1970′s Philadelphia

2. ADULT THEMED FAIRY TALES IN SNIPPETS 

             ever wonder what someone is thinking?

3. LIKE YOUR BASKETBALL?  HOW ABOUT A REF WITH A FOOT FETISH?

           this is what I thought about sitting in floor seats at a Hawks game

4. TRAFFIC JAMS CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE- FOREVER

                   you’ve all been here- sort of

5. NOT YOUR AVERAGE BEACH READ, BUT THERE IS A BEACH, AND A GIRL

                           oh and there’s bad guys

6. JOUSTING, KNIGHTS, AND A WORD PUZZLE. ARE YOU GAME?

                                of course you’re game

I don’t have a hair stylist, or manicurist, or trainer or advisor. I hate fancy stores – and paying retail.

I don’t even like to dine out very often. ( Have you seen Kitchen Nightmares?)

So, in honor of my frugal nature, you can buy a piece of me for 99 cents.

Check it Out.

Award Winning Short Stories by Linda Sands

Driving Toward a Broken Heart

One out of 17 Calls Might be Wrong

The Sack They Left Behind

What They Want, Part 1

ALSO the novel, Simple Intent

Try this one on for size.  The Sack they Left Behind

Similar to techniques used in popular literary novels, in this short by Linda Sands, the banal verbiage from a California State Fish and Game brochure serves as the backdrop for an emotionally untraditional love story.

Like sports? Try this one.

Like people and secrets? Read this one.

Give in. READ.

Here’s the link to my smashwords page, scroll to the bottom to click on the stories.  Thanks for putting me in your pocket. I like a bumpy ride.

Thanks, Barry and DOGZPLOT.

What They Want,
Monday,
Or The Three Strangers You Nodded To On the Street

One piece I’d written and entered in a spoken word contest, but the others had never really been completed, I think there are about nine total.

I found an interested editor, sent in three to his new journal and they liked them, publishing them immediately.
A wildland fire service organization got hold of the link via Facebook, liked what i had to say and how I said it and now I may have another project in the works.

I love how my work is like knitting… the ball of yarn unravels, the needles click, something is born and inevitably, a stitch is dropped and the yarn runs out, because nothing is ever perfect and nothing is ever done.

Here’s hoping my knitting doesn’t catch fire.

You can read it here: linda-sands.com
or on the journal, Moronic Ox

and yes, that is just perfect for me.