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The Grenade Bouquets
The Grenade Bouquets: Lee Matthew Goldberg Within the minds of young teens, they often become to set in their ways and do not see another person’s viewpoint or point of view. Nico is finally allowed to go out on her own but as a young teen she often forms the wrong opinion, is opinionated and … Continue reading
Through a Sober Lens
Through a Sober Lens Life is often a difficult journey and at times people come to many crossroads and the decisions they make take them on paths that are not always smooth. Disappointments, failed marriages, unhappiness and the need to feel worthy but does not can alter someone’s perception of themselves leading down a path … Continue reading
Choose Me
Choose Me: Tess Gerristen and Gary Braver A fatal attraction, obsession, unrequited love or just plain possessive describes many tragic relationships in history and mirrored in real life by so many. Our story begins with the tragic death of a young college student who is hoping to attend a prestigious graduate school after attaining her … Continue reading
Ice and Stone
In the county of Meruk murder seems to be on the rise. The locales look like many within the state of California. When writing about this the author brings to light what happens when racial unrest, prejudice and hate for one race of women and men that are Indigenous are found in the wilderness of … Continue reading
Dead Tree Tales
Dead Tree Tales Trees are so special, and they add beauty to the landscape of wherever they are. The thought that someone would want to poison a tree and because it be taken down and destroyed is horrifying. Imagine poisoning a tree that is 1000 years old on an island that has housed if for … Continue reading
The Cuts that Cure
The Cuts that Cure Dr. Alex Brantley is about to enter what some might consider his own nightmare and face consequences of his own actions that would haunt him for the rest of his life. Dr. Brantley was an ER doctor until he was not. Deciding that medicine was not his true calling, and he … Continue reading
Sad Sally Salad: Chris Roy
Sad Sally Salad Sad Sally had an infinity for animals, and they loved and responded to her voice and her soft touch. Naming them and able to communicate with each one endeared her to the animals in the barn Every morning she would get up and go into the barn and do her chores hoping … Continue reading
We Know you Remember
We Know you Remember Sent away for a crime at a young age Olof returns to the house where his father still lives to a shocking revelation and sight. Imagine walking into the house, opening the door to the bathroom and finding you father dead. Leaving the house and hoping not to kill the dog … Continue reading
Dead by Dawn
Dead by Dawn: Paul Doiron Can someone survive in the cold outdoors dealing with hypothermia, broken bones and covered in mountains of snow with little or no air to breathe? Hoping to rise above the snow and hardly able to breath how does someone find shelter, room to move and using his survival skills hoping … Continue reading
THE ACK ACK GIRLS
The Ack Ack Girl The year is 1940 and the period highly volatile as the Germans bombed London and other cities killing thousands if not more people in cold blood. Everyone grows tense as we experience what happens a family must hunker down the basement of their home, sitting on the floor when the unexpected … Continue reading
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