Don't Call Me Misty
In the not-too-distant future, a private investigator and his non-corporeal partner are confronted by danger stemming from the traumatic event that transformed their lives in an unimaginable way. Will this surprise confrontation spell doom for our hero – or will he live to investigate another day?

The passenger sitting next to me was quiet. Then again, she's always quiet because she lacks the anatomy necessary to vocalize. I turned my gaze away from the forward portal to look at her. She was getting much better at manifesting the form and image of a woman. She was still working on generating color – in this instance she looked like a tinted, time-worn photograph. Color aside, her face was well defined, hair flowed down around her shoulders, and her body appeared to be covered in a tight-fitting body suit.

I resisted a sudden urge to reach out to her because I knew my hand would pass through her body. She was a sentient being composed of mist, mist that she could shape into any form she imagined. She hadn't always been a creature of mist – she was a flesh-and-blood woman before the "accident." Her name back then was Shannon, but these days I call her "Misty." She hated that name.
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Don't Call Me Misty
In the not-too-distant future, a private investigator and his non-corporeal partner are confronted by danger stemming from the traumatic event that transformed their lives in an unimaginable way. Will this surprise confrontation spell doom for our hero – or will he live to investigate another day?

The passenger sitting next to me was quiet. Then again, she's always quiet because she lacks the anatomy necessary to vocalize. I turned my gaze away from the forward portal to look at her. She was getting much better at manifesting the form and image of a woman. She was still working on generating color – in this instance she looked like a tinted, time-worn photograph. Color aside, her face was well defined, hair flowed down around her shoulders, and her body appeared to be covered in a tight-fitting body suit.

I resisted a sudden urge to reach out to her because I knew my hand would pass through her body. She was a sentient being composed of mist, mist that she could shape into any form she imagined. She hadn't always been a creature of mist – she was a flesh-and-blood woman before the "accident." Her name back then was Shannon, but these days I call her "Misty." She hated that name.
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Don't Call Me Misty

Don't Call Me Misty

by John Enck
Don't Call Me Misty

Don't Call Me Misty

by John Enck

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Overview

In the not-too-distant future, a private investigator and his non-corporeal partner are confronted by danger stemming from the traumatic event that transformed their lives in an unimaginable way. Will this surprise confrontation spell doom for our hero – or will he live to investigate another day?

The passenger sitting next to me was quiet. Then again, she's always quiet because she lacks the anatomy necessary to vocalize. I turned my gaze away from the forward portal to look at her. She was getting much better at manifesting the form and image of a woman. She was still working on generating color – in this instance she looked like a tinted, time-worn photograph. Color aside, her face was well defined, hair flowed down around her shoulders, and her body appeared to be covered in a tight-fitting body suit.

I resisted a sudden urge to reach out to her because I knew my hand would pass through her body. She was a sentient being composed of mist, mist that she could shape into any form she imagined. She hadn't always been a creature of mist – she was a flesh-and-blood woman before the "accident." Her name back then was Shannon, but these days I call her "Misty." She hated that name.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940185622698
Publisher: Fear Ink
Publication date: 01/29/2024
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 771 KB

About the Author

John Enck has been both a leader and a follower during his decades of employment in the IT industry. Throughout all that time, he was also a writer. John was the author of numerous industry white papers, a contributor to a variety of industry magazines, and the author/co-author of over a dozen commercial books on computing and networking topics.

Now retired, John has gleefully abandoned the technical world and is focusing his writing on fiction and assorted non-technical topics.
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