Z for Zelotic – #atozchallenge

“A Brilliant Conspiracy” Episode 26 Blurb & other Episodes   Zelotic prisoners detained means gratitude. Quinella strategized, xenial Archibald lures Jamila racing. Nirvana unbounded – kismet. Though habile Yoshi escapes custody, vanishing over borders, while Interpol fumes.   Glossary: Habile                          dexterous; adroit Kismet                         fate; destiny Nirvana                       any place of complete bliss and delight and peace;  (Hinduism and … Continue reading →

Y for Yearling – #atozchallenge

“A Brilliant Conspiracy” Episode 25 Blurb & other Episodes   Yearling deaths were less. Archibald proposes klendusic factors. Or unintentional miscalculations. Hyperhidrosis  betrays Xander; incriminating evidence justifies the second guilty verdict. Recreational zols calm querimonious nerves.   Glossary: Hyperhidrosis              excessive sweating Querimonious              adj. Complaining; querulous; apt to complain. Klendusic                    able to withstand disease due to protective mechanism … Continue reading →

X for Xenagogue – #atozchallenge

“A Brilliant Conspiracy” Episode 24 Blurb & other Episodes   Xenagogue peculiarities impel Jamila to make vegetative observations, forcing yard audits. Displaying no qualms, Zollie unloads everything, blatantly claiming lethal kyphosis weakens him. Guilty sentence reduced.   Glossary: Kyphosis                     hunchbacked condition Xenagogue                  guide; someone who conducts strangers   Archibald’s ‘Horse of the Day’ http://www.paulaura.com/betgloss.htm Xanthi FC sounds … Continue reading →

W for Wharfage – #atozchallenge

“A Brilliant Conspiracy” Episode 23 Blurb & other Episodes   Wharfage records unequivocal evidence; ketch movements finger vexed litigants. Xemes groan outside the pitted courthouse. A youthful judge demands silence. No zanyism inside his quirky bailiwick.   Glossary: Bailie               1. (Government, Politics & Diplomacy) (in Scotland) a municipal magistrate; 2. (Professions) an obsolete or dialect spelling of … Continue reading →

V for Verdict – #atozchallenge

“A Brilliant Conspiracy” Episode 22 Blurb & other Episodes   Verdict by coroner: two grooms – homicides; four wolves and six racehorses – misadventure. Not exactly xenogenous killings. “Deadly phytotoxins yielded loss of zoetic qualities,” utters Jamila.   Glossary: Phytotoxins                 plant poisons Xenogenous                due to an outside cause Zoetic                          living; vital   Archibald’s ‘Horse of the Day’ … Continue reading →

U for Usury – #atozchallenge

“A Brilliant Conspiracy” Episode 21 Blurb & other Episodes   Usury created vulnerable welchers, inciting reprobate sharks to punish grooms. Nefarious quisling Xander dropped Yoshi’s zori for kickbacks, expecting hamshackled jockeys’ betrayal of a manipulative lover.   Glossary: Hamshackle                             to fetter; to restrain Welch also welsh                    1. To fail to fulfil an obligation; 2. To swindle … Continue reading →