Skyler Saunders

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Academy Murders: Purple Prose
There’s a change coming for you. Hold onto your selfish pride. You won’t have to worry about the cases. They will be wrapped up in the truth.
By Skyler Saundersabout 19 hours ago in Fiction
Academy Murders: The E-Mail
Hey. I’ve just got a set of documents that could turn all of this around for you. It says here that you had already gone to bed. It says that you couldn’t have killed Naomi as she had been up by herself.
By Skyler Saunders2 days ago in Fiction
Academy Murders: Damsel in Detention
The game of Go required Kim’s full attention and much more time than the allotted hour of recreation. “If you want to continue this game over a period of time, be my guest,” Melanie suggested.
By Skyler Saunders3 days ago in Fiction
Academy Murders: Go
Checkers fell off the table in the day room. “You did that on purpose because you thought I’d win again,” Lala Comberland shrieked.
By Skyler Saunders4 days ago in Fiction
Academy Murders: Icy Face
“I can attest to her death,” Sidney Merriweather said. “It was not murder. Penelope killed herself,” Sidney said. An audible gasp fell over the courtroom. The judge nearly grabbed her gavel.
By Skyler Saunders5 days ago in Fiction
Academy Murders: Calligraphy
The courtroom seemed colder than normal. An iciness pervaded the place. Yawquisha hugged her clothes a bit tighter. She wore a suit jacket with gold buttons.
By Skyler Saunders6 days ago in Fiction
Academy Murders: The Notion of Liberty
Her spider friend went back into his hole. Kin smirked. The purple writing encouraged her to decipher the latest anagram. “GUARD” sprang out almost immediately and she felt a pang of laughter bubble up in her throat that she had found out about the code so quickly.
By Skyler Saunders6 days ago in Fiction
Academy Murders: Poignant
“I wanted to be friends the few moments I got to know her. She was steely and just as sharp.” “And you just sat by her with your camera and shot the landscape?”
By Skyler Saunders9 days ago in Fiction
Academy Murders: Sled Scraping
The timing of the letter couldn’t have been better. Kim looked at the purple writing again. Elegant and glorious, she felt a rush of the rapture of penmanship. She stopped. Thoughts came to her mind and took precedence in her. She brought about the idealism and the reality of the days that would come when she would be free. That one breath of liberty eluded her but she looked at her arms and thought of wading through water. She peered at her legs and thought of swimming.
By Skyler Saunders9 days ago in Fiction
Academy Murders: Pulcher
The prison allowed for two hours of recreational time. Kim seized upon that allotted space. She first exercised. Then showered and watched the news. Channel 30 was not shown in Virginia but she remembered that she could use the Internet to bring about the footage she craved.
By Skyler Saunders12 days ago in Fiction
Academy Murders: Working Order
“Pageantry. Pure pageantry,” Alister Kosh refrained. He had a big sloping forehead and a thin neck which made him resemble a bubble gum machine. He turned away from the screen and got up to fix an Old Fashion.
By Skyler Saunders13 days ago in Fiction
Academy Murders: Anagram
Purple ink sunk into the page. Yawquisha’s perfect penmanship pushed her to excel. As she signed the bottom of the letter, she ensured she had the right postage and envelope size. She sent it and returned to her apartment.
By Skyler Saunders13 days ago in Fiction