Iron Unicorn by Susan Copperfield

Table of Content

• 1. Title Page
• 2. Copyright
• 3. Contents
• 4. 1. The last thing I needed was to go even more blind.
• 5. 2. A sleeping principal made guard duty simple and pleasant.
• 6. 3. “Play nice with Terry.”
• 7. 4. “Titles. Disgusting. Titles are unacceptable, Terry. Not today.”
• 8. 5. “I have no idea who came up with healthy as a horse, but they’re just wrong.”
• 9. 6. No father wanted to outlive his children.
• 10. 7. “Oh, that was definitely one of your better moments.”
• 11. 8. Along the way, we’d become friends.
• 12. 9. “We couldn’t refuse such an invitation.”
• 13. 10. She would not accept excuses, only results.
• 14. 11. “Revenge comes,” I informed the young man.
• 15. 12. “Let’s put the brakes on the general pity party.”
• 16. 13. “It’s just some prissy RPS agents.”
• 17. 14. “People can be truly terrible.”
• 18. 15. If I made any comment at all, the women would gang up on me.
• 19. 16. For some reason, the rower presented a threat to most women I knew.
• 20. 17. “Just like your squirrel thought you were available?”
• 21. 18. “We’re going to regret this,” she warned.
• 22. 19. “Are we being recorded?”
• 23. 20. “Well played, Eddie.”
• 24. 21. “I just love horses like any self-respecting Montana-bred RPS agent, Carl.”
• 25. 22. My talent was useful for things like that.
• 26. 23. “Was that the test that sent her running?”
• 27. 24. I did not look forward to the empathy evaluation in the slightest.
• 28. 25. “Are you serious?”
• 29. 26. Chaos always reigned when shit hit the fan.
• 30. 27. “I’ll thank you between the curses.”
• 31. Epilogue: the thought of having a filly named Iron Peony amused me.
• 32. About Susan Copperfield