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    Convergence
    Convergence
    Convergence
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    Convergence

    By Michael D. Britton

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    It's Temperance Hall's big day - her chance to exact revenge and ruin some lives. Just the kind of thing she relishes. But when all the skeletons in her closet converge in a tragic car wreck, only her mind-reading chauffeur understands the full significance of this life-changing event.

    This slipstream short story may leave you with second thoughts about . . . your thoughts.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIntelligent Life Books
    Release dateJun 11, 2012
    ISBN9781476408286
    Convergence
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    Michael D. Britton

    Michael D. Britton has been writing professionally for 25 years, including heading up marketing departments, working in huge private corporations, writing for government entities, supporting non-profit healthcare systems, sprinting with tiny tech start-ups, freelancing, and a producing TV news broadcasts in the 90s. His short fiction has received ten honorable mentions in the Writers of the Future contest, among other recognition; and his novels have advanced through multiple rounds of the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award in various years. His list of indie-published fiction titles exceeds 65 and keeps increasing. Learn more at www.michaeldbritton.com.

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      Convergence - Michael D. Britton

      Convergence

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      Michael D. Britton

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      She never did look good in yellow. Today, especially, she looked like a tall canary about to eat an unsuspecting cat – all smug, surly and self-satisfied.

      Of course, in her own mind, she was a force as timeless as the sun, as bright as a spot light, and as delicate as a field of daisies. Noble, brilliant, and beautiful.

      Right.

      The river of pedestrians seemed to part for her as she stepped out into the street outside her New York City high-rise apartment on the Upper East Side.

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