I followed Daniellah, trying not to walk like an old man. I was stiff from too many hours of interrogation and my ass still ached as a result of Livshitz' style of interrogation. Daniellah barked out instructions in Hebrew to several security people as we walked down the corridors of the airport. This was the part of the airport that travelers never get to s...
Author's Notes: To get the best out of this story, I would advise you to start from Ch.01. Conversations that took place in Hindi are recorded as such in italics, immediately followed by a translation in English. Readers familiar with Hindi might find it rewarding to read through the original Hindi conversations. Others can conveniently skip them. ****...
Chapter 10: Visitors People always say that when you die you are subjected to the bright, white light of a seemingly infinite tunnel. That was what May saw and she hoped she wasn't dying. Maybe I fell off . . . She shuddered. That was definitely an unpleasant thought. She opened her eyes and squinted at the blinding light that came from nowhere. She w...
Hey, there! Thank you so much for you're encouraging feedback, it really motivates me! I'm sorry this took so long; Chapter 08 is almost done, so hopefully I can have it out to you guys soon. I hope my alternating use of Charamaine and May isn't confusing to you; I'm trying to incorporate a way to make sure it's all the same for the following chapters. Ther...
Thanks for being so patient (again). I'll try to get the next chapter out in time – promise! Mia :) Chapter Nine: Cliffs …Daddy? No response. Uh…hello? "Momma, I feel stupid." Fina sighed. "Try again, dear. He's there." Papa? Uhm, can you even hear me? I—I have some questions for you, Her voice rose at the end, making it sound...
Tamar had left my life but I couldn't get her out of my head. She was so different from any woman I had ever met before, so intelligent and capable. Tamar may have been still a teenager but she was far more mature than many older women I had known. What was it that gave this maturity to Tamar? Was it the Army or was it growing up and surviving in a harsh cli...
Chapter 11: Light There were whispers around her, closing in and pressing down. She felt smothered in absolute darkness, and she fought tooth and nail to scrape her way to the blessed surface of consciousness. The voices were soft and evil, tempting and damning; they mocked her as she struggled to wake. The closer she got, the more adversarial they became....
Hello! Sorry I've been gone for so long. Y'all know how life goes. A special thanks to my super amazing editor. Feel Free to leave constructive feedback if you please. Thank you for reading and I hope you enjoy it! * My toes are going numb. Erin Wright stared down at her thin boots, soaked through by the snow. She wiggled her numbing toes, willing them...
Author's note: What could I possibly say after a four year hiatus from writing? Many of you were quite angry with me and all I can say is I understand. I won't attempt to justify my absence except to say life doesn't always work out the way you want, but now I am at a place in my life where I am ready and willing to write again. I'm sorry it took me so long....
The clan is of the utmost importance to every Celt, but there aint a red-headed woman in the land who wouldn't throw us aside in favour of her sister. ~~ J. Milton O'Leary Reservoir of Power: Chapter 3 Lena curled luxuriously into her warm bed and pulled the covers tighter around her. It seemed as if it would be a wonderful time to just remain underneath...