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    Vague Mischief: A Small taste of the Vague series
    Vague Mischief: A Small taste of the Vague series
    Vague Mischief: A Small taste of the Vague series
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    Vague Mischief: A Small taste of the Vague series

    By M Nowak

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    Vague Stalker-Thelma is a particularly distubed woman from the Vague Shadows novella who is convinced that her ex boyfriend Jackson left her for another woman. Readers will get to see things from her point of view as she covertly follows him and his suspected paramour around for a night. To say that things don’t exactly go as planned is an understatement.


    Vague Wedding- Orcs can be a savage group, but even they have their soft spots. In this eventful little short story, readers are introduced to Glenmeal as she takes her vows. It’s an unfiltered mixture of love and comedy with a dash of action to keep things spicey.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPublishdrive
    Release dateJan 29, 2019
    Vague Mischief: A Small taste of the Vague series

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      Vague Mischief - M Nowak

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      Vague Stalker

      Thelma

      Thelma:

      I sit in my friend Sissy's car and watch the house of the man who ruined my life. Jackson Stevens has an uncanny ability to notice things but I’m not worried, just cautious.

      It’s past midnight, the windows are tinted, and I’m a block down the road. My binoculars are the kind that let me see in the dark when I push a button.

      A black car pulls up to the gate. It’s a hybrid with the mirror gone on the driver's side, other than that the car looks brand new. It’s the magus Aniki Sells! I hate that bitch! I wish I could see the code that she pushed into the keypad. I’ll have to park in the other direction next time.

      Did he buy her that car? The thought makes me so mad I can’t see straight. Then I smirk when a fond memory hits me. I put bleach in her last car’s gas tank. At the time I did it to teach her a lesson but now that I think about it, I did that bitch a favor. The thing was hideous and now she’s driving a new car.

      I steam like a hot tea kettle, but no smoke comes out of my ears. It’s all bubbled up inside of me.

      Aniki is the whole reason that Jackson kicked me out! He’d told me that he was getting a new roommate. But like most of what little information you can get from him, he leaves out the important parts. I’d never thought it would be a woman. Jackson never let women live with him. I know! I tried! It’s like telling someone that you’re going for a boat ride but leaving out the part where you’re going out there to dump a body. Ahem... Not that I would know what that’s like.

      The car pulls through and

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