The story opens on the dark night of July 31, 1995. That night is dark in more ways than one. A ritualistic human sacrifice is being made. Oh, and the woman being sacrificed is pregnant. Then the story skips ahead to twenty-one years later. Has the sacrifice been forgotten? What about the child she was pregnant with? What became of it?
Tag: Stephen Helmes
Editing, Fiction Writing, Grammar & Punctuation, Writing
Adjectives and Commas
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• •There are enough rules about when to use a comma and when not to use one to drive any normal person insane. Have you ever noticed that sometimes there are commas between adjectives and sometimes there aren’t? Why is that? Order of AdjectivesDid you know that there is an order in which adjectives should appear?…
Book Reviews, Fiction Writing, New Words Learned, Words
Let There Be Light: the Book & the Movie – a Review
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• •Author Interviews, Author Spotlight, Fiction Writing, Kentuckiana Authors
Atty Eve Interview: Writing the My Beautiful Suicide Series
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• •For this month’s Author Spotlight post, I interviewed Atty Eve, the author of the dark and powerful My Beautiful Suicide series. Was there anything that happened in your life that inspired this series? Anything you noticed going on in the world? The original inspiration for this series was the first line of a letter I…
Book Reviews, Fiction Writing, Mystery, New Words Learned, Suspense/Thrillers, Words
The Broken Girls – a Review
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• •Confusing Words, Fiction Writing, Words
Confusing Words: Bring vs. Take
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• •Bring and take are two words that a lot of people are confused about how to use. I’ve heard them used wrong on television shows, in movies, and on radio talk shows. Is there a reason for this confusion? Some people grew up in regions or households where these words were consistently used in the wrong way. Others…
Book Reviews, Fiction Writing, Mystery, New Words Learned, Science Fiction, Suspense/Thrillers, Words
Behold Darkness: Wolves of the Apocalypse (Unclean Evolution, Book 1) – a Review
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• •Fiction Writing, Guest Posts, Writing
The Power of Music – Guest Post by LC Champlin
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• •Who doesn’t like music? To say music is powerful is the understatement of the millennium. It activates our brain in ways nothing else can. It makes us feel emotions and remember times gone by. We know thousands—if not tens of thousands—of songs, but we think nothing of it. Music is an alphabet of twelve notes…
Editing, Emotions, Fiction Writing, Grammar & Punctuation, Words
All Caps, Multiple Exclamation Points, & the Interrobang
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• •Action/Adventure, Book Reviews, Fiction Writing, Mystery, New Words Learned, Suspense/Thrillers, Words
Enigma – a Review
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• •Political intrigue surrounds a murder and the framing of the son of the president’s right-hand man, and the infamous Russians are involved. The political intrigue, along with the search for the fountain of youth, makes this story hard to put down. A man who appears to be off his rocker forces his way into the…