1. “Mister? Mister, wake up!”
2. “What do you mean, “RUN!”? What kind of a doctor ARE you, anyway?”
What is Louise Curtis?
Louise Curtis is my G/PG-rated writing name (I also write as Felicity Bloomfield). I am Australian, and read and write mainly young adult adventure fantasy and steampunk.
My contemporary fantasy ebook is available for sampling or buying from the link above the header.
Contact me: fellissimo[at]hotmail[dot]com
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- Vaughan stood with his back to the locked security plastic at the front of the shop. Damita and Bec leaned on racks of V-necked shirts. 20 hours ago
- Senior Constable Peyiotou stood beside Mrs Simmons, as far from his daughter as he could get. His thick fingers twitched near his belt. 1 day ago
- Finally the work day was over and our meeting began. Kymberley lounged on the counter, her feet dangling well above the ground. 2 days ago
- Damita smelled of lavender again, matching her perfectly painted nails. 3 days ago
- The store was quiet on Thursday. Vaughan paced by the escalators every half hour, giving the illusion time had passed. 4 days ago
- I called Mrs Simmons to arrange an all-staff meeting for the following day. She was more than willing to invite everyone else I needed. 5 days ago
- “Mom.” I sat up suddenly. “I know who did it.” She focused on avoiding the letterbox. “Just as long as it’s not someone I know, dear.” 6 days ago
- “Sweetheart,” Mom said as we pulled out of the driveway, “next time you want to accuse a friend of mine of killing somebody, let me know.” 1 week ago
- “Why not? I was studying beauty. At first I simply prepared deceased persons for viewings – hair and makeup, you see. Embalming came later.” 1 week ago
- “What then?” I asked. “I was an embalmer,” said Mrs Simmons. “Back in the day.” “You. . . worked with corpses?” I said. 1 week ago
- “Annabelle dear, sit down,” she said. She tugged at her gray hair as it straggled around her neck. “Judy wasn’t always a store manager.” 1 week ago
- “Habit,” said Mrs Simmons. “I know it’s odd, but I miss it sometimes.” “Honestly,” said Mom, wrinkling her nose. “Mom!” 1 week ago
- Mrs Simmons looked at Mom, and Mom looked at her. “Oh, Judy, you didn’t!” said Mom. 1 week ago
- I nodded. “That makes sense, except for 1 thing. When you first walked in, you glanced at Lisa and immediately knew the time of death. How?” 2 weeks ago
- “So it wasn’t Bec either.” “Why would she, when we both knew I was about to have them fired?” 2 weeks ago
- Bec was distraught when Lisa didn’t live to be dismissed.” 2 weeks ago
- You must have noticed him hanging around the store. As soon as there was no further doubt, I was looking forward to letting both girls go. 2 weeks ago
- When Bec told me what she suspected – that they planned to sell promo information - I enlisted Vaughan to check it out. 2 weeks ago
- “Think about it, Annabelle. I was just about to fire them. 2 weeks ago
- The notion that I’d commit murder is absurd, that’s all.” I glared. 3 weeks ago
Louise Curtis · Daily Awesomeness
Perfect!
Did you have that thought when taking the photos, or did that come post-snap?
It was CJ who thought of Doctor Who. The specifics were my own