Bedtime Reads
Bedtime Reads: Seventeen Short Stories of Love, Life, and Intrigue
Bedtime Reads is a captivating collection of seventeen short stories that delve into the complexities of relationships, emotions, and human desires. Each tale introduces compelling characters whose tangled feelings and dreams lead to unexpected twists and turns.
From heartwarming romance to shocking betrayal, from quiet ambition to daring revenge, these bite-sized page-turners are crafted to entertain, amuse, and stir your emotions. Perfect for readers who love stories that linger in the mind, each narrative can be enjoyed in a single sitting—or keep you turning pages long into the night.
Whether you’re seeking intrigue, drama, or a touch of humor, Bedtime Reads offers an irresistible feast of thought-provoking stories that reveal the lengths people will go for love, happiness,—or revenge.
"These stories have endings you won't expect.You start one and can't stop.Then it's over and you're ready for more.Great job Janet Pywell more please."
"Perfect bedtime reading. Clever stories with a twist that make you keep you guessing. Can't wait to read more! Excellent work."
"These stories have made me laugh, cry and feel other emotions in between. They are absolutely marvellous! The characters are strong and s many of the stories have the most unexpected twist which I loved. When I read the final story I was crying with laughter - definitely the best way to end a day. Well done to Janet Pywell and please write more!"
"Bedtime Reads is a collection of seventeen short stories by Janet Pywell. At approximately 190 pages these should be comfortable ten to twelve page reads that you can administer just before sleeping; something to get you into a comfortable, drowsy, pleasant semi-coma. But it doesn’t work that way. One story leads to another and before you know it, dawn arrives. You are tired but pleased with your voyeur fun. These are stories of relationships. You shouldn’t be looking. But you know you want to."
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