Flash Fiction Books

A short story of Dmitri, Soviet assassin, who is about to face his toughest and most thought provoking mission yet...

On a resplendent autumn afternoon, two recurring agents (32 and 33) have a discussion on the back patio in east Charlotte. A certain species of flying insect soon make its presence known. An encyclopedic discussion of yellow jackets ensues. Then, Agent 666 turns the radio on. Somehow, it all ends...

This children's bedtime story is a good way to teach children about animals and life. It is simple and fun to read.

Agents 32 and 33 have an interesting conversation with a man at a convenient store in east Charlotte on the day after Christmas. Another tale in the psecret psociety pshort pstory pseries.

The author (future agent 33) and his now-deceased cohort in mind, Frank N. Peck (future agent 107), take a smoky drive in east Charlotte in 1981 (which is retraced in 2015). The topic of LED time displays soon takes over their conversation and turns into a mental contest. Who will win and have to...

Arpita is a small town girl who made it to the big city. She found the man of her dreams. They move in together and are deeply, madly in love. Arpita has marriage on her mind, but Mayank has plans of his own. What happens when she looks away?

Margaret, made miserable by her unappreciative family, diverts her attention to someone else's hotel. On investigating further, she is spared disgrace by her inquisitive friend and the unwitting owner.

A short story from 2005 from Ina Disguise. The tale of a young artist, trying not to be. Ina gets into trouble at work in the course of failing to seduce an ugly pathologist. Ina makes a film and narrowly escapes losing her income.

A sad tale of family dysfunction and the selfishness of sibling rivalry, told from the perspective of the youngest of a family of go-getters.

Pippa is bored at work and seeks solace in the wonderful world of online dating. She quickly finds out that she is an utter failure at being materialistic.