Short Works
Daughter of the Griffin by Leslie Ann Moore
My father is Keizo Onjara, King of Alasiri!
Jelena Sakehera stared at Lord Sen, her new father-in-law, uncertain that she had heard him correctly.
Surely Father-in-law is mistaken! I can't possibly be the daughter of a king!
Chapter 1
Jelena Sakehera stared at Lord Sen, her new father-in-law, uncertain that she had heard him correctly.
Surely Father-in-law is mistaken! I can't possibly be the daughter of a king!
Chapter 1
Invisible by Leslie Ann Moore
"I'm really going to do it this time."
Oh, I know I've said it before, but this time"
"Stop it. You are not."
My best friend-- Ginnie-with-a -G-- gives me the Look. It's the same one I always give her when she says she's giving up cigarettes or sex with twenty year olds.
Oh, I know I've said it before, but this time"
"Stop it. You are not."
My best friend-- Ginnie-with-a -G-- gives me the Look. It's the same one I always give her when she says she's giving up cigarettes or sex with twenty year olds.
The Interview by Leslie Ann Moore
"Where do you want me to start?" the old woman asked.
The young man glanced around the cell, taking in its details.
This is much nicer than I'd imagined, he thought. She's got television, potted plants, carpets ...
The young man glanced around the cell, taking in its details.
This is much nicer than I'd imagined, he thought. She's got television, potted plants, carpets ...
The Necklace by Leslie Ann Moore
It was an open secret in the town of Courcieville, Louisiana that the white de Courcies and the black Couries were kin.
Gerard de Courcie, patriarch of the family from which the town derived its name, and Samuel Courie, owner of the local home improvement store, shared a common ancestor - none other than Jean-Phillipe de Courcie, the town's founder.
Gerard de Courcie, patriarch of the family from which the town derived its name, and Samuel Courie, owner of the local home improvement store, shared a common ancestor - none other than Jean-Phillipe de Courcie, the town's founder.