CHAPTER TWO At the Seawell Ballroom Letting out a breath, Jill waited for security to notice her. When the man turned, she smiled. It was her brother Steve?s best friend David. ?God damn, you look good,? David said. ?You should see the prunes inside.? She smiled then looked at the crowded room. She had never…
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I’ve decided to get back to work on a serial fiction located in Denver. The serial starts with a story that I’ve already published as a short story. I’ve re-edited the short story to fit the serial format. The short story was originally created as a “song = fiction” exercise and is loosely based around…
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