Excerpt: Now We Are Green
Our enemies join ranks to defend their privileges, to defend their right to take us with them towards environmental doom. What is this sickness that afflicts us?
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Prologue: Onet’s Tale
My name is Onet, my kind are the Khaz. We are the oldest species across the cosmos and because of our greed and ambition, we are nearly all wiped out. Unlike you and all other sentient species, we do not live short lives or need to breed with one another, we are self replicating; a [...]
God had it all Wrong
All I could hear was a baby crying; I just wanted it to stop so I could think. Where was I? What was I doing here? And why am I here? I looked at my surroundings, but couldn’t really make anything out. Everything was sort of fuzzy, like I had a hazy substance on my [...]
Review: Ivanovich Series
“Deadly Decisions” is crime-driven novel interwoven with drama, suspense, wit and edge-of-your-seat action. Trouble and misery can be part of life’s ordeals, but for Ivanovich and Mancini they are everyday concerns. After his debacle of a life in “In the Name of Revenge”, Pavel Ivanovich tries to find a new direction. Instead, his days are [...]
August 6, 2011 | Posted in Reviews | Read More »
Reviews: Deadly Decisions
Someone’s out to get FBI agent Pavel Ivanovich. He just doesn’t know who. The mob boss he was responsible for putting away has good reason, but it’s not his style. Added to this is Pavel’s love-hate relationship with the mobster’s daughter. “Deadly Decisions” is a cracking thriller, action-packed with an absorbing plot. I thought book [...]
August 1, 2011 | Posted in Reviews | Read More »
Every Instinct
From Saint Catherine’s Baby – Stories. A warm breeze squeezed through the holes in the window screen of the small box trailer, caressing the hair on Steven Rice’s arm. He stopped writing his notes on the pink paper and looked out the spotted, streaked window, at the old trees, vines and plants rooted in the [...]
You’re Chosen Genre
Unless, or until, you are an established name in the world of writing like J.K Rowling, or Lynda La Plant with book sales in the millions, is it wise to stick to just one genre?
July 22, 2011 | Posted in Publishing | Read More »
A Rwandan Folk Tale
At one time, all of the children in this book lived on the streets of Kigali, the capital of Rwanda. Their parents died from the genocide in 1994 or from the AIDS pandemic. They have been given new life and hope at an orphanage called ROP Center for Street Children. The stories from The Skin [...]
July 17, 2011 | Posted in Children Story,Excerpt,Fairytale,Fiction,Short Story,Stories | Read More »
Danielle’s Greatest Review
I awoke this morning to a link from Two Lips Reviews, a top review group of love stories of all kinds. All I can say is that it made my YEAR…the only thing better has been feeling my daughter dance in my belly. “A dying demon’s tip leads Rose to an abandoned town off the [...]
The WILCO Project
Not much farther. She quickened her pace using the intramural softball field’s chain link fence to guide her to the woods directly beyond. The light over the equipment shed fifty feet behind did not reach this far, and the moon was new, little more than a sliver.
