I have a sneaking suspicion that this short story will not only provide a bit of clarity from another POV, but it will also assist greatly in anticipation of Book II: Atonement. With that in mind, make sure to leave a comment and let me know what you think (and Read more…
I think it is safe to say that we all understand–at least on a basic level–that absence makes the heart grow fonder, but are also very conscious of the fact that it is easier than one may think for things that are out of sight to eventually become out of Read more…
It seems that no matter where we turn lately, very heated discourse concerning border security, asylum seeking and immigration is sure to follow. And while many people would like to believe that the wave of emigrants fleeing war-torn locales like Syria, or desperate conditions in South and Central America is Read more…
As is the case with an array of important life choices that we are obligated to make, many of us regularly find ourselves either overthinking the potential outcomes of what could be or simply second-guessing all of the possibilities. I think that to a degree with both Gage and Martin, Read more…
He is dutiful yet defiant. He is Martin Pierre Toussaint. Genetic lottery winner Giaro Giarratana assisted greatly in evoking the outward manifestation of Martin. Inwardly, the sense of responsibility that binds him is the same responsibility that unleashes his wrath. This initial view of the novel’s male protagonist will greatly morph, Read more…
She’s the heroine and his heartbeat. Meet Gage Sienna Taylor Weston: If described in only two words, those adjectives would be refined and unruly. A lot of art and imagery (and a real person or two) actually inspired the aesthetic development of Gage as a character. This first of many Read more…