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Authors: Em Savage
Beyond These Walls (25 page)
All of what I wasn’t quite sure.
Personally I wanted to take a hot shower anytime I got near him. “Hey babe,” Larry said with a wink or what would’ve looked like a wink if he had eyelids. Instead it just appeared creepy. I tried not to gag. Oblivious to my disgust, he continued, “We good now?”
“Yep.” I nodded. “Your debts paid in full. But don’t think for a second that next time I won’t kick your sorry ass. This was a one shot deal.”
“Bitch,” Larry said, hiking up his sagging muscles and heading for the restroom marked ‘GNOME’. I watched him leave, a smile on my face.
“I’m glad that’s over,” Ivan said.
Quinn caught my eye and smiled. We both knew this wasn’t the end, but a new beginning, for us, and the fight for freedom. “Let’s go home.” Quinn reached down, helped me to my feet, and lifted his sagging corpse into his arms. “We’ve got a lot of sewing to do.”
I nodded, took his hand, and together we headed out into the moonlit night.
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j.a. kazimer
Em Savage is a pen name of author, J.A. Kazimer.
J.A. Kazimer is a writer living in Denver, CO. Books include
The Junkie Tales
(2010),
CURSES! A F***ed-Up Fairy Tale
(2012), and
Holy Socks & Dirtier Demons
(2012).
The next book in the F***ed Up Fairy Tale series, FROGGY-STYLE, is forthcoming from Kensington in 2013.
When j.a. kazimer isn't looking for the perfect place to hide the bodies, she spends her time surrounded by cats with attitude and a little pug puppy named ‘Killer.’ Other hobbies include murdering houseplants, kayaking, snowboarding, reading and theater.
After years of slacking, j.a. received a master’s degree in forensic psychology in 2007, mostly to fill a 8 x 10 blank spaces on her wall. In addition to studying the criminal mind, she spent a few years stalking people while working as a private investigator in the Denver area. Cheaters and deadbeats hold a special place in j.a.'s heart, as well as a few pages in her novels.
j.a. has also worked as a bartender and most recently at the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics.
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