Consequences Of Attraction Stories – John Stewart Wynne

Consequences of Attraction : Stories by John Stewart Wynne Copyright © 2025 by John Stewart Wynne Published in 2025 by Tree Line Books (New York, NY) Library of Congress Control Number: 2025920409 ISBN (Tree Line Books trade paperback): 978-0-931476-14-3 ISBN (Tree Line Books ebook): 978-0-931476-13-6 John Stewart Wynne is hereby established as the author and sole holder of the copyright.

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Consequences of Attraction is wholly a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are either the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental. To learn more about the author, please visit www.johnstewartwynne.com Visit the publisher at www.treelinebooks.net 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1kitap1.com/en Dedicated to James Cunningham, Anthony DeFazio, and in memory of John Oleksak 1kitap1.com/en 1.

A KILLING IN EAST HAMPTON 2. NARCISSIST 3. WE’RE GOING PLACES 4. LOUISE, DON’T GO 5. BLONDS Contents 1kitap1.com/en “DID YOU HEAR THAT somebody’s been going around breaking into people’s houses and smashing their computers and personal electronics to hell—not stealing them but destroying them …” That came as more of an incredulous statement than a question, posed to me by my husband as I weeded crabgrass from a row of carefully cultivated bush snap beans. They were growing tidily in the vegetable garden I’d started two months ago on the north edge of our ample back lawn in East Hampton.

But there were some stubborn weeds among them. “I’m not going to resort to using chemicals,” I insisted as I dropped some into a potato sack, “not when I can yank them up by hand.”

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