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    Parallels

    By Lynn Kilmore

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    About this ebook

    During a snowy twilight in December, Kate encounters four doppelgängers of herself from parallel universes ... four other paths her life might have taken. A short story about life choices, chance, and the ghosts of the past that haunt us, and winner of the Albuquerque The Magazine Short Fiction Contest.

    "... this is a voice that is unfortunately not often heard from." — Albuquerque The Magazine on Parallels

    Includes another short story, Writer's Flight, and an extended preview from the novel Soul Cages.

    About the Author: Lynn Kilmore writes fantasy, suspense, and science fiction tales. Stories published include novels such as Cubicles, Blood, and Magic and Soul Cages, as well as the short story collection Tales from the Threshold.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOsuna Publishing
    Release dateApr 7, 2013
    ISBN9781498969093
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    Lynn Kilmore

    Lynn Kilmore writes mostly dark fantasy, suspense, and science fiction tales. Stories published include novels such as Cubicles, Blood, and Magic and Soul Cages, as well as short stories such as Just One Date. She made her debut with a short story in Albuquerque The Magazine. Lynn earned degrees in geography and physics. She worked as a research assistant and software quality engineer before becoming a full-time writer. She and her family live in the New Mexico desert. Visit her website at lynnkilmore.com for more information, free stories, and upcoming book releases. Lynn Kilmore was previously published under the pen name of L. M. May. Two novels (Cubicles, Blood, and Magic; Soul Cages), one collection (Tales from the Threshold), and eight short stories (Parallels; Writer's Flight; Green Grow the Rushes; The Enchantment of Coyotes; Shade Town; Just One Date; King of All He Surveyed; A Maze of Cubicles) were published under that name. Everything will either be reissued under Lynn Kilmore or taken off sale.

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