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NEW RELEASE: Pixie Dust Dreaming (C.M.'s Collections #7)

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JUST RELEASED! Pixie Dust Dreaming , the 7th title in my Collections series is now out! You can find links to it on this Books2Read page : https://books2read.com/u/mY6xvP . This volume contains all the previously published pieces of flash fiction, poetry and short stories set in the Pixie Dust setting and its off-shoot, the Chronicles of the Disappeared. While the flash and poetry can be found across five different collections, the short stories, eight in all, are now only available as part of Pixie Dust Dreaming . What's it About? Pixies, trolls and urban policing, things got interesting when the Otherworld renewed its connection to ours. A new suite of crimes sprang into existence overnight…and a new breed of officer had to be found to combat them. This volume brings together all the stories, so far published, of the officers in the Paranormal Operations Squad…and the world in which they strive to maintain the peace. Where Can You Find It? Pixie Dust Dreaming is published a...

Extract 2 from This Month's Release: Pixie Dust Dreaming (C.M.'s Collections #7)

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Pixies, trolls and urban policing, things got interesting when the Otherworld renewed its connection to ours. A new suite of crimes sprang into existence overnight…and a new breed of officer had to be found to combat them. This volume brings together all the stories, so far published, of the officers in the Paranormal Operations Squad…and the world in which they strive to maintain the peace.   Here's an extract from the second entry in this month's release of Pixie Dust Dreaming, the 7th collection in my Collections series, which releases on the 4th and is currently available on pre-order. Links to the collection can be found at: https://books2read.com/u/mY6xvP . Pixie Dust Drug Bust Written on November 23, 2013, this piece first appeared as the November 22 entry of 365 Days of Flash Fiction , and explores the idea of pixie dust as a drug, and the kinds of people who might profit from it. It’s not always warehouses. Some of the pixie-dust operations are real small—re...