Chapter 44 Part 2 Two years after Kessa had left, the tension with King Bram and the Shadow People was at an impasse. War had arrived. Kol and his army stood ready outside the wall. King Brum and his army was a stones throw away. A thing came walking up the aisle created by theContinue reading “Once there was Darkness”
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The Snake and The Rabbit
Do you know Jack? Max grabbed him by the shoulders, “Jack did you do this? Is this some kind of sick joke?” Holmes focused our attentions back to the task at hand. He tore back the covers from the bed. In the middle was a spot of blood. “I think you will find when youContinue reading “The Snake and The Rabbit”
Once there was Darkness
Chapter 44 Part 1 Kol had asked Kessa if he could be alone tonight. She gave him his space. His mind was pulling him in a million different directions. With a shaking hand, he pulled a bottle of wine from the cellar wall. It was covered with a thick layer of dust. Kessa would beContinue reading “Once there was Darkness”
Create A Story: a prompt journal to help you write a story: page 30
I was given this book for my birthday? Christmas? Hmm.. Each page has a title and 15 words you can use in the body of your story. Here we go: 15 words: mime, predict, fame, detect, cinema, art, show, entertain, clue, pattern, crime, director, catch, disguise, motive A copycat crook goes on a string ofContinue reading “Create A Story: a prompt journal to help you write a story: page 30”
The Snake and The Rabbit
The House As it turned out, Luther Maxwell was the name of the innkeeper. But everyone just called him Max. From what we could gather, The Lady first started calling him Max and it stuck to him. Max had not done anything to keep up the appearance of Mrs. Brookstead’s house. Indeed, the grass wasContinue reading “The Snake and The Rabbit”
Once there was Darkness
Chapter 43 Kol was getting ready for the day ahead. Kessa had already left. She placed a sweet note on her pillow. There was a knock at his door, “come.” It was Frego. “My son, those are lovely.” Frego’s attention was pulled to a small desk at the foot of the bed. A large vaseContinue reading “Once there was Darkness”
What a night.
The first thing I saw was my feet. White toe nail polish almost glowing in the vast darkness. And I do mean vast darkness. A void so deep that I was afraid to utter a sound. Afraid it wouldn’t make it from my lips to my ears. The weight of the darkness would crush themContinue reading “What a night.”
The Snake and The Rabbit
The lady in the garden “Looks that way. We shall touch nothing until Inspector Hopkins arrives.” We went back inside and waited for the inspector. It was eight o’clock when the good inspector arrived with a local constable. “I’m sorry sir, I understand not,” the constable followed Inspector Hopkins heels as he entered the studyContinue reading “The Snake and The Rabbit”
Once there was Darkness
Chapter 42 “Dad. Dad.” Frego was trying to wake Kol up. He had fallen asleep in the library; slumped over the desk. “Dad.” Once Kol realized it was Frego; he got up and hugged his son. Whatever Kol had been dreaming about, it scared him. Frego was shocked by the intensity of Kol’s hug. KolContinue reading “Once there was Darkness”
The Snake and The Rabbit
Sussex Downs “To-marrow Watson, if you are inclined, I wish you to accompany me.” “Of course,” I smiled. “Where are we traveling?” “Where ever a train may take us.” Holmes sat in his arm chair lighting his pipe. He never said another word the rest of the day. The next morning before dawn, we traveledContinue reading “The Snake and The Rabbit”
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