When a mysterious cold case file arrives in Detective Brooks’ mailbox, it doesn’t take much to provoke his curiosity. Sparks fly when Brooks falls for Samantha Bowman, a key witness, only to unearth evidence implicating her in a plot to kill her estranged husband. Brooks’ investigation summons a dangerous psychopath from a life on the lam; he returns, with his sights set on Samantha. Torn between duty and desire, Brooks unravels the tangled web of a deadly plan, bringing him face to face with a killer who plans to make Brooks his next victim.
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Nancy Miller
You’ve seen the commercials, the series of solitary, take-charge women challenging the camera with a bold stare. I thought it was a laxative commercial. No, it’s a new Rx for the ladies, relieves problems that arise in the bedroom. These no-nonsense women conquered the problem with a new vaginal cream. Bummer for them, as there’s not a man in sight. Where are the men, you ask? They’re in the ED commercials unearthing dinosaur bones, sailing, parachuting, and hiking, accompanied by adoring women beaming with afterglow.
Great post Tracey!
Photo by Douglas McIIRoy @https://ironwoodwind.wordpress.com/
Flash Frozen Fiction for Friday Fictioneers
Genre: Historical Medical Narrative
(Yes, I did just make that up.)
100 words
A Frozen Section
“Did you study the video I forwarded to you? It’s all in the wrist,” my friend the oncologist joked, as I angled the biopsy needle into my traitorous breast.
“I know how to do a biopsy!”
“I remember you sucked at biopsies in med school. You should have had a mammogram before you left for Antarctica.”
“You know, it was on my list of things to do before I left; pack warm clothes and get a mammogram,” I fired back.
“All in the wrist,” I repeated as the needle hit the gritty mass taking away all doubt. It was cancer.
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My flash frozen fiction inspiration comes from my friend Doug’s photo prompt and from Jerri Nielsen, MD who bravely biopsied and diagnosed…
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