Chapter 1 - The End of Me “Arggh! Just leave me alone, Eddie! I can’t believe a word that comes out of your mouth! You’re a lying, cheating … scumbag and I don’t ever want to speak to, or see you, ever again, you … you wanker!” I disconnect the call and angrily loft my mobile [...]
In book two of Ashley Dawn’s Shadow Series Aurora Kavvan’s sister-in-law Kerry Reiley finds herself targeted by the insane son of Charles Deveraux, the man Aurora and Kerry’s brother helped put away. In the thrilling Shadows of Suspicion we follow Kerry through her nightmare of being targeted by a mad man, and rescued by a [...]
Exhausted! That was the only word that could possibly describe the way she was feeling, Kerry Reiley decided as the plane finally touched down in her hometown of Colorado Springs.
A pall hung over the moon, misty clouds stringing across the sky like the tattered remnants of a ghostly sail. The endless sound of the ocean forever in motion whispered ceaselessly like the incomprehensible roar of a far away stadium crowd. Pale light from the moon reflected weakly off the constant gently rolling water, illuminating [...]
“Always remember me.” Nola said as we parted for the last time. Nola was a convenience for me at one point in my life, which soon turned into my only real love. I met her about six months before I went to grad school. Nola had a kind soul, a beauty, and posed an amazing [...]
* 2 * Fear and Euphoria “Shush, stay in bed and sleep,” said Kari the next morning. “I’m going to shower and order breakfast.” She kissed my hand, smiled and walked away and all I could think was; she’s awesome! When I finally got my eyes open and rolled out of bed, she was on [...]
A chance meeting, a strong physical attraction and deep psychological secrets blossom into a rare passionate love that melds two souls into one. Such euphoria is celebrated in fairy tales and folk lore but does it really exist or is it merely a diehard romanticist’s wishful imagination?
Perhaps there are some who find it, some who are not necessarily the stereotypical “boy and girl”, some who don’t care what society calls them as long as they can be together.
This romantic tale of sex, love and murder is based on the life of a talented, humble and very gutsy genius who suffered endless mockery and ridicule till a beautiful woman changed all the rules.
A ministerial Fiat 130 limousine came to a screeching halt in front of us, and a slender, well dressed man in his late thirties got out of the car in a smooth cat-like manner… ‘Uncle Salvatore’ Catharina squealed, hurling herself at him and hugging him passionately. ‘Ciao, tesorina’, he said in a low baritone, smiling [...]
(continued from: “The Bishop”) A sudden draft made me shiver, and as I was wondering how this was possible in this heat of summer, the door of Mother Ferocia’s office swung open, revealing a stocky, authoritarian woman. ‘Greetings, my children, may the lord bless you and your loved ones. Please step into my chambers’, she [...]
(continued from: “The Bishop – part two”) We got off the train and asked for information about the last part of our trip to the Convent of San Bonifacio. Unlike me, Catharina seemed to be suffering disproportionately from having her period, and as a result looked ominous during the whole trip. When we got off [...]
