Cori Lynn Arnold

Mystery & Thriller author, mom and frequent traveler. Curator of #Meta4Mon and the Metaphor Monday Heroes!

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"Tipsy Biography" of Alice Paul https://t.co/kFrcTiWHzY #ist646

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The project I've been working on for a year! #librarylife

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I need this book in my life!

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It's so close you can taste it. But don't actually taste it. I mean, read it, then taste it if you want. RACE ME IN A LOBSTER SUIT comes out on Tuesday 3/26! You can preorder your copy here: https://t.co/tFvFnPOw9D #RaceMeinaLobsterSuit @quirkbooks

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41. They tried to say goodbye dozens of times, but nothing felt right, so they stuck around until long past everyone had had enough.

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40. His beard and back hair obstructed her view at the precipice of the rollercoaster.

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39. She got a new postcard from him every week until they suddenly stopped. She kept the box of postcards in the kitchen to remind herself that he was real.

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38. They called it a mid-life crisis, but he’d suffered through an identity crisis for decades. For him, it was just a life crisis.

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37. The psychic only understood her vision only after it was too late to change the future.

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36. The restaurant owner spent his days dropping silverware in the hopes of drumming up business.

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35. The couple lived a peaceful life in a quiet house until the outside wandered in uninvited.

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I’d really hope that in the future more accurate reporting went into the articles written about the Honey-Do festival, but I’m sure your headline “Hundreds Attacked in Honey-Do Festival” garnished the attention you were looking for.

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34. Dear Editor, I’m sorry to hear that the visitors sustained so many bee stings during the annual Honey-Do festival. However, it is my understanding that the incident started when the guy with the bee suit knocked over the bee hives while holding his selfie stick

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and backed up past the rope barrier and chain linked fence to “get a better view.” The white outfit his fiancé was wearing wasn’t even a beekeeper’s suit, but a painter’s suit with cheese cloth draped over her head.

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32. “No one but a husband would hate a woman so much to hire a hitman.” The cop nodded in agreement.

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31. Whenever she mentioned her past, he flinched. Her stories weighed heavily on his mind at night, though she slept peacefully.

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30. A suitcase and a handful of stories were all she brought along.

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29. “And where’s Tyler?” the receptionist asked. “I’m Tyler,” he replied holding his throbbing jaw. It wasn’t until he saw the little chairs and the cartoon pictures of open-jawed lions that he realized he made an appointment with a pediatric dentist.

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28. They sat around the campfire, drinking fear and devouring hate.

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27. He’d tried exercise, meditation, and medication, but the only way for him to lull himself to sleep was to imagine killing his wife.

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26. He scared himself with his ghostly reflection through the dusty mirror.

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25. She ran away her fears, her anxiety, and her hopes and dreams. She ran until there was nothing left.