Fractured
"I don't know who I am or how I got here. But something's not right. I can feel it in my gut."
A man finds himself alone in the woods with no memory of how he got there. Seeking shelter and assistance from a nearby house, he instead finds a dead body. Why is he plagued with sensations of dejavu? And why does the man lying dead on the floor look exactly like him?
Fractured is a psychological suspense short story of approximately 2700 words.
About Jessica Jesinghaus (Grants Pass, Oregon Author)
Born and raised in Southern Oregon, Jessica has been writing since she was ten years old. She attended Willamette University with the intention of going to law school and becoming a criminal prosecutor. But, as is the way with life, plans changed. Since 2002 she has worked in the medical field and absolutely loves the challenges and positive impact she can have on the lives of others. She loves the outdoors and considers herself blessed to call Oregon her home.
Following the birth of her second child, she committed herself to writing her first novel. Unfortunately for her, story ideas rarely present themselves one at a time and she often has two (if not three) manuscripts in progress at once. When she's not writing her own material, she enjoys reading a wide variety of books, many of them aloud to her husband and two children.
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