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    Green Door
    Green Door
    Green Door
    Ebook43 pages31 minutes

    Green Door

    By Candace Warzecha

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    Terri is board in her every day life, but when she finds a door that leads to magic, intrigue and possibly even romance how will she react. This novelette is an enjoyable and exciting story about how life is never what we expect.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCandace Warzecha
    Release dateApr 14, 2015
    ISBN9781311606839
    Green Door
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    Candace Warzecha

    I am an artist and former game developer(I might get back to that one day) living out childhood dreams of being a writer. Kicking back in usually sunny southern California with my two cats and my very supportive other half who also art directs my cover art. Check out my blog for updates and upcoming work at: Story and Stuff.

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      Book preview

      Green Door - Candace Warzecha

      Green Door

      By Candace Warzecha

      Copyright 2015 Candace Warzecha

      Smashwords Edition

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      Contents

      Dedication

      One

      Two

      Three

      Four

      Five

      Six

      Seven

      Eight

      About the Author

      Acknowledgements

      Dedication

      For Paul, thank you for being the better half of me.

      One

      Terri had never noticed the door before. It was just to the left of the massive oak desk; its green and gold surface shimmered in the flickering fluorescent light. It was not a door you would miss with an optical illusion pattern carved in to it and little shapes all around the edge. How could she have missed it? Was it added last night?? The door made her survey the room she so often worked in but hardly ever noticed. Mr. Ferrum’s office was very large, easily twice as big as her shared two room apartment. A museum of technological advances of the last 100 years decorated the walls and shelves. A collection of little tables showcased especially rare pieces and filled in the large space. The room felt cozy with all its kitsch and antiques.

      Terri’s hand stilled from her note taking as the two men paused their meeting. She focused back on them. Deciding she had just noticed the door, because the meeting was so long and dry...

      Mr. Ferrum and turned to her. Well that will be all for now. Please have that ready by lunch. Thank you, Terri.

      Yes, sir. She replied, relieved to be dismissed at last.

      She walked back to her desk in reception. Mr. Ferrum’s associate leered at her until she closed the door. His twisted and greasy appearance contrasted sharply against Mr. Ferrum’s impeccably cut suit and sharp good looks. Mr. Gnasher was a new client, this was only his second time at the office. Terri hoped it would be the last time she had to see him. His leer made her skin crawl, every time he passed by her desk he tried to hit on her. Her congenial attempts to put him off had made no impact on his persistence. She tried to shrug

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