Thomas J Torrington

Fragments Thomas J Torrington

From the author of EVERGREEN, THE BEAR: a dark psychological epic, and THUNDER SNOW. FRAGMENTS is a collection of literary short stories and flash fiction from Thomas J. Torrington. The eclectic stories in this anthology range from thought-provoking, to dark and disturbing, to heartwarming, to edge-of-your-seat suspenseful and will challenge beliefs, awaken the soul, and speak to the spark of divine humanity within every reader.12 short stories, 33 works of flash fiction, 1 incredible collection. Short Stories Included in FRAGMENTS: The Dragon's Den: A powerful allegory about courage, heroism, and facing the metaphorical dragons in life. Grayson: A gripping tale of suspense that will have the reader wondering what is actually possible in a world of modern technologySentient Reverie: A thoughtful inner journey of self-discovery that explores the farthest reaches of the conscious and subconscious mind. Oncle Nadeau: A dark modern fable that offers lessons both above and below the surface of the story. The Widow's Wine: A touching story about how the ones we love can impact our lives even long after they're gone. Visiting Virginia: A heartwarming seasonal tale that will remind you of the importance of the season, and the love of Christmases past. Waiting: A twisted psychological story about a man who knows he's in a dangerous situation considering his own mental state. Snow Angels: A bittersweet story in which Emily learns the value of giving snow angels as a gift to her mother. The Guard's Plan: A suspenseful tale that will keep readers wondering what is going to happen to the very end. The Final Judgement: An intriguing and topical short story in which all-too-real modern political conflict collides with Biblical and classical mythology. The Last Word: A stunning story that explores the humanity in death and if there really is such a thing as dying with dignity. Zero Hour: An action-packed short story in which Buck will fight for his life and before things are through, perhaps h