One day Lily told a lie. It wasn’t a big lie. It didn’t hurt anyone. She thought lies that didn’t hurt anyone were okay, especially if the lies helped you a little. And they did help her…at first. The little lies turn into medium lies. Medium lies turn into big lies. Big lies turn into MONSTER lies.
Dante and his followers have grown older and so has Rome. Cassius and Camillus are following the same codes as the previous king, not to mention the overcrowding of Rome itself, which causes hardships on everyone. Starvation and the Gaul as well as Goth cause panic in the fledgling Republic, Rome how it really was!
It was a dark and stormy night… but where do you put this opening line? in the prologue? Do you want to start at Chapter 1? Recently, I came across a debate on social media regarding the merits of including a prologue in a work of fiction.
The end of the world as we know it would bring billions of deaths. But what happens after that? Authors have shown us utopias and dystopias would result, none seem very pleasing. Changes – Utopia or Dystopia only you can decide.
He had cried at the altar; tears spent fruitlessly. In the far distance, a siren pierced the air. She couldn’t hear it. “Tell the boys I love them.” Read the electrifying fourth book in the series; the final Chapter to Peter’s story, and an epic finale to “My Love is Deep”. A Peter Travis Love Story
She’s hiding out from the man who assaulted her. He’s laying low after killing another officer in the line of duty. A series of unexpected events at an Arizona ranch where they’ve both sought sanctuary reveals a shocking connection between them.
“I left because I couldn’t stand to be near you without being close to you.” Harley grew up on the wrong side of the tracks. They treated him like a bad boy, so he became one. But baseball saved him… from himself. Each day that he got to play was enough. Until he met her.
“Love is the Answer, God is the Cure” is the story of Aimee Cabo, who was in the Miami news for almost five years from 1989 to 1994 in a case the media named “The Case from Hell.” This sexual abuse case pitted her and her sister against her parents who denied all culpability.
Is there anyone who has not asked at least once, what happens after Life is over and the door to Death opens? The Tibetan Book of the Dead, is perhaps the text most directly bent around the phenomenon of death. Reviewing a book of this depth, trying to translate an entire doctrine and its fundamental importance into just a few human words … is probably something impossible to accomplish.
What the heck is “Impostor Syndrome”? I had no clue so trusty Google filled me in. It is: A psychological pattern in which an individual doubts their accomplishments and has a persistent internalized fear of being exposed as a “fraud”. I can’t fathom why an Author would
