Enjoy ten tales of sweet revenge.

Coconuts by Linda Houle.

A sleazy realtor gets what he deserves when he drives everyone around him "coconuts"...

Kill Them With Kindness by Barry Brennessel.

How many times can Holly Pointer smile and turn the other cheek after a belligerent customer wreaks havoc on her life? Her grandmother always told her that kindness was the quickest way to disarm an enemy. But Holly soon discovers it's also the surest way to arm herself.

Quitting Can Be Murder by Ellen Dye.

A tale of murder, mayhem and revenge in one small town, featuring two ex-rivals now united, a three story quit smoking clinic and an unheard of four corpses.

The Drifter by JD Webb.

Three bank robbers fleeing the police are involved in a head-on crash. Todd Mitchell's wife and only child, twelve-year-old Taylor, are killed. Then the murderers escape prosecution through a bureaucratic error. How could they get off scot-free? Where is the justice? Suddenly, Todd has a purpose. Revenge.

Payback Time, Dear by Kay Grafe.

When seventeen-year-old Carrie Mason finds out that her mom was raped by a family friend, Carrie vows revenge on the man who hurt her gentle mother. Carrie lays out her plan with patience and careful preparation, but if even one element doesn't go right, it could all backfire on her. Will she get the payback she's hoping for, or will it cost her even more?

In Loving Memory by David Fingerman.

A touching tale about a boy and his dog—and a plot of revenge for a very annoying next door neighbor.

For What it's Worth by Jeff Nicholas.

Miles is a two-bit crook in a three-bit city, but that doesn't mean he doesn't follow a code. When a fellow street cheat disappears, Miles decides to find out why—even if it means putting his own life in danger.

First Do No Harm by Warren Darcy.

Michael finds himself the prisoner of a female surgeon, who forces him to surgically mutilate himself in order to save his wife and daughter. Although the surgeon claims this is payback for a hideous crime, Michael knows she has the wrong man.

Kitchen Aide by Carole Fowkes.

A story about a miserable marriage that goes dangerously wrong. A husband and wife try to outdo each other in clever attempts at murder with some help from the kitchen appliances.

Dreams Come True by Sally Love.

In Abbott's dreams, he's tough, resourceful and brave—the opposite of his waking world. Then his first nightmare, striking back at a tormentor, comes true. Abbott is unbelieving. Terrified. Ecstatic. As new dreams deliver more carnage, Abbott struggles with his new powers and the inability to control them.