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    Tea Time
    Tea Time
    Tea Time
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    Tea Time

    By Darnell "Saki" Dickerson

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    Come, have a seat...

    Meet Ms. May and Ms. Joyce Anderson two loveable, spunky residents of the Crossroads Nursing Home as they sit together for afternoon tea. But keep your wits about you, there’s more to this place than meets the eye.

    “Tea Time” is a Saki Short Story and to say any more would give too much away, but one thing’s for certain, this is a tea party you will never forget.

    *Disturbing subject matter. Not overly graphic but weak stomachs be advised!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDarnell "Saki" Dickerson
    Release dateSep 5, 2012
    ISBN9781476048031
    Tea Time
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    Darnell "Saki" Dickerson

    Darnell "Saki" Dickerson has been writing fiction since he learned how to hold a pencil and hasn't stopped since. He goes by the Pen Name "Saki" which was the name revealed to him by his muse in eighth grade. Darnell will usually be found working through his backlog of "to read" books, planning a "next" book or story before even finishing the current one, spending time with his lovely girlfriend or doing what most people his age are good at - wasting time on Youtube. Darnell has had some of his fiction and poetry published in high school and at his local library and has even won a few scholarships for it. He has a strong love of reading and writing Fantasy and Sci-fi fiction as well as a deep, morbid fascination with the darker side of the Horror/Thriller genre. He is currently publishing short fiction and going through final revisions of his first novel.

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