When Martha was cleaning her son’s bed, she found a little black book underneath his bed. She had to fight the urge not to peek what’s inside the book. It was her son’s secret and she didn’t want to pry. John is a nice lad, she thought, and it’s his privacy.
…but her curiosity was burning inside her.
She dropped the book in fright
Sally, 29, secretary, it was a lovely view seeing her struggle while I squeezed her beautiful neck.
Georgia, 23, undergraduate student, gorgeously splashing around as I drowned her head in her bathtub
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Total: 95 words
This is my sixth entry for Flash in The Pan \(^^)/ can’t believe I manage to write something each week…I hope I can keep it up. This flash is for Book with 125 words limit.
Flash in The Pan is hosted by Red at Mommy’s Money Matter.
I hope I can come up with new flash fiction every week, there are 13 words in Flash in The Pan, I have done 3 so far 
you can see all the flashes at Red’s Blog.
The bold ones mean that I have made a story out of that word.
- Pepper (75)
- Squeak (75)
- Ripple (75)
- Drug (75)
- Wake (125)
- Corner (125)
- Book (125)
- Fire (125)
- Ring (100)
- Fish (100)
- Mark (100)
- Flash (100)
- Trace (50)
Hot Flash
- Trace (50)
- Dance (50)
I can’t include this in Flash 55 as it has way too many words 😉
Polychrome Interest 
I love serial killer stories!! Awesome entry! I have to check, but I think you are the first person to kill anyone in the books! *giggles* That is definitely not a bad thing 😉 ❤
Thank you Red 🙂
That’s a good joke…I am not the one who kills everyone in the book tho, it’s John 😉
LOL! I know 😀
Maybe I should write something to capture him, we don’t want him adding more girls in his book 😉
Ooo That would be fun!
a series flash…sounds challenging and fun 😉
I will give it a try \(^^)/
I”m fascinated by serial killers and watch way too many movies and shows on them. Last night someone rang my front door. When I answered no one was there and I was convinced a serial killer was lurking in the hallway. Scared me to death.
Me too!!! I think they are perfect for a story…tho I am not sure I want to meet one in real life.
Be careful TBM, he might still lurk there 😉
John isn’t quite so nice of a lad after all!
all mothers think their sons are nice…but do they really know their son?
It’s definitely showing signs of your love of suspense. That moment when her illusions are shattered is well done.
Thank you Audrey 🙂
I love suspense the most out of all genres, especially in written material.
I like Romance and SF the best, but I like it best with a little suspense and a little humor.
On contrary to you, I never read romance in my entire life…except in form of a Manga. I even avoid pure romance movies 😉
I only enjoy romance when it’s in romantic comedy or as a side story of a suspense or sf or fantasy book.
I don’t like romance movies. Even romantic comedy tends to bore me. But there are a lot of romance sub-genre books that I love. I bet you’d like some of them if you tried them.
As long as it doesn’t focus, like more than 50% of the story, on the romance…I might enjoy it.
Books like Gone With The Wind is the example of book I will never read.
I didn’t get through Gone With the Wind either, though I have a friend who read the whole thing in on 24 hr. period.
Wow! I never finished any book in that period of time. That’s amazing
That was another great story. I tries to imagine what it would be like to mke such a discovery. I think you manage to say something that has been said about many serial killers. Nobody would have suspected them. One small thing – it should say her son. Probably a typo.
Thank you for noticing that typo 🙂 I have corrected it.
Such discovery will break any mother’s heart. I am now thinking of what will she do after finding the book.