“The team employed the use of Nightshade to get the information they wanted from their captive.”
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Only selected individuals were aware of the Foster Garden Club’s true mission. Masquerading as simple farmer’s wives exchanging seeds, they worked tirelessly to help defeat the Nazis.
As sworn, secret members of the unofficial-CIA, these Morse code savvy women behind the scenes, monitored radio frequencies favored by Nazi sympathizers who were passing sensitive information to U-boats laying off the East Coast during World War Two.
Using triangulation techniques, they located and captured a 90-year-old great-grandmother, a ring-leader, and Nazi herself.
Using minute doses of pulverized of locally grown Nightshade seeds as truth serum, these farmer’s wives quickly exposed an enemy network operating with the United States, and perhaps turned the tide in some small way.
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A well crafted story Scott! Thank you for writing for the Mondays Finish the Story challenge and I hope that you return for the next one. Be well… ^..^
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Thank you for the kind words and the opportunity to participate. The challenge is outstanding.
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Oh, that makes me feel very happy! I am glad that you had fun with this challenge and the next one should be fun too! 🙂
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Thank you.
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🙂
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Farmers’ wives are brave souls. I enjoyed your story.
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Thank you very much. The challenge is a blast.
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Great story! I really like your take to the prompt.
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Thank you very much. It’s fun.
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Yes, it is fun. If you would like to join any other flash fiction challenges, I host the
http://flashfictionforaspiringwriters.wordpress.com
challenge. I will be sending out a new challenge prompt this evening. If you follow the blog, it only sends out one post per week which is the challenge post.
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Your story is wonderful! Very clever and well written!
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Thank you very much.
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The women of war are always overlooked and underappreciated. Well told!
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Thank you for your kind words. Yes, many women still don’t receive credit for what they’ve done.
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An interesting story about a group of brave women. 🙂 Nicely done.
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A fun story. Thank you.
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