Book 5 of the Obsession Series Justus Tremmel. Playboy, hero, risk taker, lover. All the things his father was except one. Responsible CEO of one of the most powerful empires in the world. At twenty-three everyone expected him to take over the company sooner rather than later, a job Jesse was doing his best to …
Tag: Writing
Daily Prompt: Crossing
via Daily Prompt: Crossing The days go by one by one there seems no end to this torment and scorn When lines are crossed and bridges burned there is no turning back no redemption earned The chasm before me is wide and deep Desert lay behind green and lush before me sweeps Crossing into the unknown is …
No More
Darkness surrounds me threatens to consume at ever turn. Make me into something a mother would spurn. I try to fight it with thoughts of love hope family all that is good in life, but despair is ever my bane, taking that which was once good turning it into hatred burning hot bright. Beware of creatures living deep within, …
Daily Prompt: Facade
via Daily Prompt: Facade I stare into the mirror my face bare to the world. My eyes tired, my lips neutral, my expression blank, uncaring. The façade that I wear everyday washed away so easily with water, revealing a woman I barely recognize. A woman who hides her pain behind a well rehearsed smile cheerful …
Agree to Disagree – Daily Prompt: Disagree
via Daily Prompt: Disagree "You're an idiot." "What do you mean? I did everything I was suppose to do. Why is that wrong?" "Because you don't agree with the procedure. You think it's wrong, so why do it that way? Why not do it the way you know is right?" "Just because I disagree with …
The Joys of Editing
Editing. Such a lovely pastime.....not. I know I've written about this before. A lot of the times there are gaps in my posting, whether blog, poem or story, it's because I'm not sure I've written about the subject before and I don't necessarily want to repeat myself. This particular subject, probably because I'm in the …
While I Write – prompt 2.3
Normally when I write for a prompt I don't read anyone else's response until I'm done with mine. That way what I write is not influenced by others. This time I accidentally read an answer by Joe Hesch to Sharyl Fuller's Writing Outside the Lines prompt 2.3, which I didn't realize until the end. What …
