Possibilities.
When I tried to come up with my definition of possibilities, options and
opportunities came to mind. According to Noah Webster and others, the word possibilities
means a future prospect or potential, the power of happening. All of which conjure
up images of optimism and confidence. The skies the limit, if you will. And don’t
we each have our own dreams and aspirations to fulfill?
My small way of showering you with possibilities, and maybe doing some dream aspiring too, is to share
a free download of my latest release, Night
Stars and Mourning Doves. This is the story of Eric and Elyse and sixth of the Dearly Beloved series from the Last
Rose of Summer Line of The Wild Rose Press.
Today marks the middle day of a five day, April 9-13, giveaway on Amazon KDP Select. One click here takes you there.
Two pasts riddled with grief, one chance for happiness.
Unless fate decides otherwise.
“Remodeling your home to accommodate Jay and me. Isn’t that
a little extreme?”
Lips pursed, he shook his head. “Your mother and I have
talked about adding on for years. Anyway, whatever we put into this house
should increase its value eventually.” Setting aside the paper once and for
all, his expression mellowed as he regarded his son. “Helping you out is
helping us out.”
“It’s nice to hear you say that. And I want you to know I do
appreciate what you’re doing for us. Especially Jay.”
“Losing your mother at any age is tough,” he replied as he
stood. “It’s gotta be especially devastating when you’re as young as my
grandson. He still needs someone to care for him like a mother, and Iris is
more than up to the task.”
“She is that,” Eric began, then made himself quit talking.
Hard to admit, but he wanted someone to care for him, or at
least listen when he needed them to. It wasn’t easy to look for a woman when
you’re mortally injured and still require time to heal. Right now, it seemed
all the time in the world would never make him whole again.
“You know how to work the security system.” Elyse pushed the
necessary buttons on the installed coffee machine to make her morning brew.
“I know. But, I didn’t want to do that then walk in while
you were asleep and scare you.”
There was no need to verbalize what they both knew too well.
For all of the take charge exterior and fearless attitude displayed in her
professional life, big sister scared easily when she was alone. Which became
evident to both of them after an incident a couple of months after Elyse left
Vince for good.
Angela had walked into the house without knocking and
surprised her in an upstairs bedroom. It had taken her a full minute to stop
screaming. Double that and more before she quit shaking.
7 comments:
I just downloaded your story, Margo. It sounds fabulous. Good luck with the KDP giveaway - I'll share the link!
Great excerpts to show two characters with deep wounds. Loved this story!
Laura,
Thank you so much for the great support. Hope you enjoy my work.
Jannine,
Angst galore, huh? Seriously, this story is close to my heart. Thanks for enjoying it! ;-)
Downloaded it also! Good luck! Can't wait to read it!
Jerri,
Thank you. Thank you. Hope it's worth your wait!!
Intriguing excerpt! Looks fabulous-off to find it on Amazon-thank you :-)
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