Feeling Scorned
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One hundred: she thought about the revenge she would get at last.
Ninety-nine: she prayed that she would be victorious.
Ninety –eight: Maggie yawned, she felt light headed, and she began to think about how she had been hurt.
Ninety-seven: her eyelids felt heavy, it matched her heavy heart as she continued to reminisce of the different situations that had changed her into the bitter woman she had become.
Ninety-six: she couldn’t keep her eyes open any longer; as she closed them, the vivid images of those who had caused her so much pain haunted her.
Ninety-five: her breathing was even and Maggie was out, gone to her inner sanctuary to wait until she was beckoned back to the real world.
Dr. Phillips gave the go ahead checking monitors as Dr. James picked up his scalpel.
“Well, lets get started; we have a lot of work to do.”
Lowering his hand, the scalpel cut into Maggie’s flesh, its blade his tool as he began to sculpt her face.
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About the Book
Maggie Thomas is an ordinary woman who works hard and loves deeply. Unfortunately, her feelings were not always reciprocated, and she served as the president of the Lonely Hearts Club until six numbers changed her fortune. Maggie transforms herself from a drab, bitter woman into a vivacious beauty with revenge in mind.
Feeling Scorned takes you through Maggie’s heartbreak with five individuals who took her love and used her for their own personal advantage. With the help of her two gay friends, Eduardo and Philippe, Maggie implements a plan that will destroy the lives of the men who caused her so much pain. Her plan of revenge sparkles with twists and surprises until the end, when Maggie learns a profound lesson that will change her life once again.
Love, betrayal and revenge follow our heroine as she lures her victims into her finely spun web of deceit! After reading Feeling Scorned, you will truly appreciate the old saying: “Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.”
About the Author
Andrea and Erika collaborated on their first published novel, Feeling Scorned, for the last four years. Both transplants from the East Coast, they met as co-workers and have been best friends ever since. The novel was inspired by the movie Ten Little Indians, a classic tale of revenge. The authors view Feeling Scorned as more than a book; it is a concept. So keep an eye out for more creative ventures by these two outspoken authors.