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    Barn Target: Overhill
    Barn Target: Overhill
    Barn Target: Overhill
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    Barn Target: Overhill

    By Misti Wolanski

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    Even learning new things, like how to fire a gun, can’t always improve a gal’s night when she’s 200 and still physically a kid…

     

    (a short story of about 5k words or 10–20 minutes of reading.)

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMisti Wolanski
    Release dateJan 28, 2014
    ISBN9781497783423
    Barn Target: Overhill

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      Book preview

      Barn Target - Misti Wolanski

      Barn Target

      a short story

      Misti Wolanski

      Draft 2 Digital Edition

      Copyright 2014

      All Rights Reserved

      Even learning new things, like how to fire a gun, can’t always improve a gal’s night when she’s 200 and still physically a kid…

      (a short story of about 5k words or 10–20 minutes of reading.)

      This is a work of fiction. People, places, and events are made up; any that aren’t made up have all been processed through the shredder of the author’s imagination, and therefore bear only superficial resemblance to their originals, at best.

      Hello Kitty is trademark of the Sanrio Company, Ltd. Referenced under fair use provisions and used fictitiously.

      This work is licensed in electronic format for your personal enjoyment only. That means no, you may not share this e-book by e-mail or on file-sharing sites, nor may you resell this story without authorization. Buy your friends their own copies, please. If the copy you’re reading is pirated, please respect the author and get a copy through properly licensed channels. Thanks!

      Second Edition

      Cover Designed by Misti Wolanski

      Kerberos Fang font family by David Kerkhoff of Hanoded Photography

      OpenDyslexic font family by Abelardo Gonzalez

      Cardo font family by David Perry

      Photo © aleshin - Fotolia.com

      Background © Billy Alexander (ba1969) - Sxc.hu

      Barn Target

      Revolver. By the light of the bonfire behind us, McBee demonstrates how to take the weapon apart and put it back together, load it, hold it. He pointedly shows that the thumb does not go behind the hammer, then pulls out another member of his arsenal. Semi-auto.

      I recognize it. You shot my queen with that one. Queen

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