Palm Signals
Elena had been running from her past for three years when the baseball ticket fell out of Marcus's wallet. Not that she was snooping — she'd simply reached for his credit card to p...
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Elena had been running from her past for three years when the baseball ticket fell out of Marcus's wallet. Not that she was snooping — she'd simply reached for his credit card to p...
Elena ran her fingers through her short copper hair, the way she always did when she was lying to someone. Across the padel court, Marcus returned her serve with a vicious backhand...
The Sphinx sat behind her mahogany desk, nails tapping against her coffee mug like a metronome counting down my remaining minutes. "You're unhappy here, Marcus," she said, not a q...
Elena stood at the edge of the cliff, her **hat** whipped sideways by the wind. Below her, the corporate retreat center sprawled like a mistake against the mountainside—her mistake...
Sarah stood on her balcony at 3 AM, an orange peel curling in her hand like a question mark she couldn't answer. The city below slept, but her mind was still running—reliving the c...
The border collie, named appropriately for Thief, sat at Marcus's feet, watching the tennis ball with an intensity that made Ethan uncomfortable. They were at the dog park again—We...
The neon palm reader's sign flickered in the window, casting intermittent pink light onto Sarah's bare arms. She'd parked three blocks away to avoid being seen, her Honda Civic san...
Elena stood at the edge of her property, staring at the old oak that had stood sentinel over three generations of her family. Last night's lightning had cleaved it down the middle,...
The hat was the first thing Marcus noticed about her—a worn navy fedora perched precariously on dark curls, incongruous in the sterile glass conference room where middle managers w...
The corporate logo stared back at her—a stylized sphinx, its enigmatic smile promising wisdom it never delivered. Elena swirled her drink, watching the ice melt like her patience. ...
Margaret stood in the kitchen that suddenly felt too large, the morning light cutting across the counter where his daily **vitamin** supplements still stood in orderly rows. Seven ...
Elena stared at the goldfish bowl on her desk. Leonard swam in endless circles, his orange scales catching the afternoon light. She'd inherited him from Mark—the ex who'd moved out...