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    You Have To Think Positively (A Pair Of Fantasy Short Stories)
    You Have To Think Positively (A Pair Of Fantasy Short Stories)
    You Have To Think Positively (A Pair Of Fantasy Short Stories)
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    You Have To Think Positively (A Pair Of Fantasy Short Stories)

    By Susan Hart

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    Radiation Can Really Mess Things Up, is a classic Sci-Fi story about what happens when you aren’t monitoring the site of a nuclear disaster like Chernobyl, quite closely enough.

    We Must Increase Our Bust, is about a woman who feels she is perpetually skinny, no matter how hard she tries to bulk up at the gym. After she runs out of gas on the way home, a man who she recognizes from the gym, stops and helps. She is attracted to him even though he is a bit overweight but when she invites him into her house, their sexual feelings intensify when she feels an immediate attraction to him, and after that, things start to change in a most interesting way.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSusan Hart
    Release dateSep 4, 2015
    ISBN9781311487926
    You Have To Think Positively (A Pair Of Fantasy Short Stories)
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    Susan Hart

    I was born in England, but have lived in Southern California for many years. I m now retired and live in the Pacific NW in a little seaside city amongst the giant redwoods and wonderful harbor, almost at the Oregon border. My husband and I have one cat, called Midnight and she is featured in two of my latest Sci-Fi short stories. I love Science Fiction, animals, and trying to help others. I publish under Doreen Milstead as well as my own name. My photo was taken right before the coronation of QE II in the UK.

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      You Have To Think Positively (A Pair Of Fantasy Short Stories) - Susan Hart

      You Have To Think Positively

      (A Pair Of Fantasy Short Stories)

      By

      Susan Hart

      Copyright 2015 Now For Something Completely Different Press

      Radiation Can Really Mess Things Up

      We Must Increase Our Bust

      Radiation Can Really Mess Things Up

      Radiation Can Really Mess Things Up, is a classic Sci-Fi story about what happens when you aren’t monitoring the site of a nuclear disaster like Chernobyl, quite closely enough.

      When he awoke that day, the first cold rays of the morning sun were still hours from peeking through the dawn. His lover lay beside him, her ample breasts heaving in a long, slow rhythm beneath the thick furs that covered her. The air around him was cold but it was not off putting.

      Even in the cozy blackness of his big tent, he could feel the energy of the predawn morning surging all around him like an electric current in the air. He knew already that it was a good day to hunt.

      As he stepped out from his tent he let its flap fall closed heavily behind him. His breath hung before him in the air, a cloud of ice that drifted around his rugged face. He smiled through it, glad to see that the snow had continued to fall through the night. The shimmering snow that now lay thickly on the ground refracted the light it absorbed.

      The world around him was illuminated by a strange shade of red and he was pleased. This was a good omen. He would need no light to guide his way and he could hunt before the dawn as well as he could if by the light of day. He stepped away from his tent and delighted in the crunch of the ice beneath his weight.

      Otherwise, there was only silence and the stillness of the sleeping night. The world was his alone.

      He moved over the ground at a quick, determined pace that invigorated his hard body and kept the cold at bay. He went to the woods where the trees stuck up from the ground straight and smooth like ancient totems. The oldness of this place sunk into his very bones. There was a magic to the oldness of the woods that he could feel and enjoy, knowing that he would never understand it.

      The vines and thorns were gone, crumbled back to the earth beneath the winter's breath. The trees had become bare of their every leaf and their detritus buried well beneath the snow. He could see far and clear through the woods that were dense and dark in the summers to the point that they were mostly impassible.

      He made his way slowly and determinedly towards the quiet heart of the old woods. His footfalls slowed and quieted. However, the woods

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