I am putting my short story, Wise Women's Words, on Wattpad, serialised in ten parts, starting with part one: Remember Me. Below are summaries of the whole story and also summaries of each part, which I will be posting in the coming days and weeks. I hope readers will enjoy the story.
Wise Women’s Words- story
summaries by LJ Finnigan
Wise Women’s Words
After a mysterious attack on
her way home from work, Sara turns to the Wise Women's Words group for solace.
Can they help her to move on with her life?
Remember me
A disturbing incident happens
on Sara’s way home from work. Her boyfriend, Steve, has trouble understanding her
but maybe Sara will find solace in the Wise Women’s Words reading group.
Mr Jones
Sara joins the Wise Women’s
Words reading group. Their discussion about Mr Jones by Edith Wharton
encourages Sara to dwell further on her after-work ordeal.
The Bloody Chamber
Steve is growing increasingly
frustrated with Sara’s continuing obsession with the after-work incident and
her growing involvement with the Wise Women’s Words book club, who are now
studying The Bloody Chamber by Angela Carter.
The Last Séance
The Wise Women’s Words reading
group travel to Torquay for an Agatha Christie weekend, where they discuss her
spooky short story, ‘The Last Séance’. It is refreshing and rejuvenating, but
back home, life with Steve is becoming increasingly uncomfortable.
The Blue Lenses
The members of the Wise Women’s
Words reading group take on a more sinister significance when they study The
Blue Lenses by Daphne Du Maurier.
Man Size in Marble
Sara turns down a WWW Christmas
trip to Romney Marsh to study Man Size in Marble and other ghost stories by E.
Nesbit. Instead she enjoys a cosy, familiar Christmas with Steve, as they
attempt to strengthen their crumbling relationship.
Death and Co
Despite their best efforts, the
inevitable end of Sara and Steve’s relationship is brought into the forefront
when the Wise Women’s Words reading group study Death and Co by Sylvia Plath.
Daughters of the Late Colonel
A new life with WWW member
Diana gets off to a comfortable start when the group study Daughters of the
late Colonel by Katherine Mansfield.
The Old Nurse’s Story
The painful memory of Steve
lingers and Sara feels she cannot face another Saturday night book club
meeting, studying The Old Nurse’s Story by Elizabeth Gaskell.
Remember Me
The Wise Women’s Words reading
group are wondering whether to study the Bronte’s or Christina Rossetti. Sara
contemplates joining them or facing a familiar ghost of her own making.
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