Trees Outside My Window
Genre: Horror / Flash Fiction


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a small book of short stories and flash fiction ( potentially poems) that I write from time to time. this will probably be mostly stories on the spookier side. These are just random story ideas I decided to write for fun, these are barely planned, or edited. Chapters could range from less than 100 words to a few thousand, it just depends! ⚠️ I'll put any trigger warnings I think are needed, if you think a story needs a trigger warning that I didn't put, just let me know ⚠️
Genre: Horror / Flash Fiction
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Margaret Lambert: Strong womenAuthor not frightened to show women with strength
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Suiihera: OMG, I just finished reading your story, and I really enjoyed it! The world you've created is fascinating. As I was reading, I could easily picture the characters, emotions, and key moments unfolding visually.Have you ever considered adapting it into a visual storytelling format such as a comic, man...
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YukkeTee: This omega-centric ABO story crafts a touching tripartite love between one vulnerable heroine and two distinct alphas. Plagued by clan prejudice and deadly schemes at first, the trio struggles hard to fight against outdated mating rules and vicious foes. After collecting ancient legal records and ov...
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Emily012: Fiona’s fear and resilience shine brilliantly.
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Caroline Lawson: This is really high quality writing. The plot is complicated and the characters well developed. It’s the best I’ve read yet!
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Nilofar: Man of the Match, indeed 😉 A short romance but with spice and drama. A nice read if you are looking for a romantic one.
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ToriV: Nothing can beat this book. I love the story! It’s short & bittersweet.
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Sarah: Hello! I really enjoyed reading your story. It made me curious—after finishing this one, did it give you ideas for completely new projects, or do you usually like to take a break before starting another story?
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