Short Story Nine-Pack

9 Short Stories

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By: Bill Bernico

Narrated by: David C. Fischer

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Short Story Nine-Pack consists of the following short stories of revenge:

"Dial 693-WINE" - You want to expand your liquor store by the old lady next door won't sell. Now what?
"I'll See You In My Dreams" - You've invented a machine that records your dreams, but is it dangerous?
"Paper Route" - The trials and tribulations of taking over someone else's paper route in the 1960s.
"Rescue" - You and you friend devise a scheme for you to meet the girl of your dreams - or is it nightmares?
"Save Me" - Your best friend calls to say goodbye before he kills himself. Can you talk him out of it?
"Schmooze Me, Baby" - First day at the police department under the new captain. Careful what you say.
"Switch" - Stranded in the burning desert, you hitch a ride, but now you wish you hadn't.
"The Long-Awaited Goodbye" - Pesty neighbor drives you nuts so you plan to buy him out - Adios.
"What A Goofy Job" - Your job as a greeter at Disneyland seems to be a dead-end job - literally.