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Annakeara Stinson

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Mi madre murió en la pantalla, pero sobrevivió a Hollywood

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By Annakeara Stinson
| harpersbazaar.com.ec
Uno de mis primeros recuerdos es de mi padre llamándome para que me acerque al televisor. El señaló la pantalla y me dijo: “Mira, es tu madre”. La veo. Mi madre. Definitivamente mi madre. Hermosa, joven, de pie al borde de una piscina en la azotea, con un traje de baño amarillo canario y un maquillaje de ojos intenso. La estoy viendo a través de la mira telescópica de un rifle. Se lanza a la piscina y nada tranquilamente estilo pecho hasta que, de pronto, se escucha un disparo.
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My Mother Died On Screen But Survived Hollywood

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By Annakeara Stinson
| Yahoo Style Singapore Verified
An early memory of mine: My father calls me over to the television, points to the screen, and tells me, "Look, it's your mother." I see her, my mother, certainly my mother, beautiful, young, standing on the edge of a rooftop pool in a canary-yellow bathing suit, in full eye shadow. I'm watching her image through a telescopic gunsight. She dives in the pool and lazily does the breaststroke until, finally, a shot is fired. It hits her back.
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Nerve Damage

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By Annakeara Stinson
| Library Journal Verified
DEBUT This debut is suspenseful psychological literary fiction narrated by Clarice, who was stalked and harassed by her ex-boyfriend. Readers witness Clarice turning the tables on him three years later, after she files a lawsuit and moves to Los Angeles. When she believes she sees her ex flirting with a bartender at a bar she frequents, she then becomes obsessed with finding out if it was actually him.
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