| A word there is of plural number. For to ease and tranquil slumber. Any other word you take, and add an “s” will plural make. But if you add an “s” to this. So strange the metamorphosis Plural is now plural no more. And sweet what bitter was before. What is the word? |
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Hello, dear readers!
I am thrilled to announce the release of my latest short story, “The Paranoia Plague”, now available on Kindle! This tale is a blend of psychological thriller and science fiction that will keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.
In “The Paranoia Plague,” we follow Dr. Jake Poso and Dr. Tanya Blakely, two scientists who find themselves as the last line of defense against a terrifying new pandemic. This virus is unlike any other—it doesn’t just attack the body but also infiltrates the mind, driving its victims into a frenzy of paranoia. As chaos reigns outside, Jake and Tanya must uncover the virus’s origin and find a cure. However, the deeper they dig, the more they realize that this outbreak might not be natural. Shadowy forces are at play, and the truth they discover is more horrifying than they ever imagined.
“The Paranoia Plague” is a gripping tale of suspense and scientific intrigue that masterfully blends elements of a psychological thriller with science fiction. If you enjoy stories that challenge the boundaries of reality and trust, this is the perfect read for you. It’s a story where every page turns with heart-pounding tension, and the stakes are incredibly high.
You can get your copy of “The Paranoia Plague” on Amazon for just $2.99 or read it for free if you have Kindle Unlimited. Order your copy today!
I would love to hear your thoughts on this new release. Feel free to leave comments, share your reviews, and discuss your favorite parts of the story. Your feedback means the world to me and helps me grow as a writer.
Thank you for your continued support. I hope you enjoy reading “The Paranoia Plague” as much as I enjoyed writing it.
Happy reading!
Best,
Jim LaFleur
| What phrase does the following represent?
Here’s $10 for you, San Bernardino, and here’s $10 for you, San Pedro; this $10 is for you, San Miguel, and there’s $100,000 for you, San Andreas. |
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