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Vanilla

Ben

'Vanilla' is a psychological thriller which asks: if you could live anyone’s life, would you still want your own?

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under the pillow

I was about to take a bite of my panini when you told me that after I had left home you slept with a photograph of me under your pillow for months.

You’d have been about five years old at the time. Long golden brown hair, a cheeky smile....

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closing the car door

There was no great fanfare when I typed the words ‘The End’ when finishing the novel I’d been working on for the best part of a year. No champagne corks popping, no balloons bobbing and tugging at their strings.

Just a quiet closing of th...

13 days ago
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67. epilogue

The sound of Dr Lilian Royce’s body striking the parked car was deafening and people who one moment ago were walking sleepily on their morning commute now screamed in fear at the sight of the vehicle with its roof caved in and in the valley...

14 days ago
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66. he wept for everything that had happened and wished he could start again but he could not

Dr Royce awoke on her side to her husband kissing her shoulder blades. It was two days since she had given the instruction for Elliot’s murder and a day after it was meant to have taken place and she had heard nothing. Outside the city was...

15 days ago
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65. where evil could flourish within him almost uninhibited

He spent a restless night alone in a bed unfamiliar to him staring at a ceiling which was not his whilst wearing nightclothes which did not belong to him. The world had granted him one small blessing in that he lived alone and so could cons...

22 days ago
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