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    The Fairy Boy-Band: Uncollected Anthology, #13
    The Fairy Boy-Band: Uncollected Anthology, #13
    The Fairy Boy-Band: Uncollected Anthology, #13
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    The Fairy Boy-Band: Uncollected Anthology, #13

    By Leah Cutter

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    Oswald just wants to enjoy the peace and quiet of his suburban home.

    But he can't. Not with the stupid fairies playing music in his backyard. 

    Every. Single. Night.

    But what can a poor human do? He agreed to the arrangement. The home owners association papers had spelled the time-share out quite clearly.

    Still, desperate times call for desperate measures.

    Particularly when dealing with a fairy boy-band.

    Part of the Uncollected Anthology! Be sure to read all the stories from this issue, "Mystical Melodies".

    www.UncollectedAnthology.com

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKnotted Road Press
    Release dateJul 21, 2017
    ISBN9781386701187
    The Fairy Boy-Band: Uncollected Anthology, #13
    Author

    Leah Cutter

    Leah Cutter--a Crawford Award Finalist--writes page-turning fiction in exotic locations, such as New Orleans, ancient China, the Oregon coast, ancient Japan, rual Kentucky, Seattle, Minneapolis, Budapest, etc.  Find more fiction by Leah Cutter at www.KnottedRoadPress.com. Follow her blog at www.LeahCutter.com.

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      Book preview

      The Fairy Boy-Band - Leah Cutter

      The Fairy Boy-Band

      The Fairy

      Boy

      -

      Band

      Uncollected Anthology,

      Volume

      13

      Leah Cutter

      Knotted Road Press

      Contents

      The Fairy Boy-Band

      About the Author

      Also by Leah Cutter

      About the Uncollected Anthology Series

      Additional Uncollected Anthology Stories

      About Knotted Road Press

      The Fairy

      Boy

      -

      Band

      Oswald sat, ensconced in his favorite chair, next to the cheerily burning fireplace. He had a glass of his favorite scotch warming on the small end table beside him. The snifter was also a favorite: antique, hand-blown Tiffany glassware, with an indentation on one side that fit his thumb perfectly when he picked up the glass and swirled the amber liquor. His dad had given Oswald a full set of them for his thirtieth birthday, then died of a heart attack unexpectedly just a year later, which made Oswald cherish the glasses

      even

      more

      .

      The scent of Oswald’s simple dinner of poached salmon in white wine and dill lingered in the air, though overlaid now with the smell of woodsy, pine smoke. Oswald still wore his office clothes—plain blue long-sleeved shirt and tan-colored slacks—but he’d taken his shoes off and donned his heaviest wool socks to ward off the chill of the autumn evening.

      Everything was perfect. Silence surrounded him, so welcome after the hectic day in the office where he worked as a quality engineer, testing the code of morons. He had a new book to read—a fascinating non-fiction work about the history of pixie engineering. He was settled in for the night, no lights on in his living room except for the fire (loving his electronic book reader!), and at peace. No girlfriend

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