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The Betrayer
Joakim hid in the shadows, fingering the flash drive in his pocket. He tapped his toe. Why weren’t they here yet? He peeked around the corner. The street was empty. Everyone had vacated this stretch of town. It wasn’t safe. A garbage can tipped behind him, causing...
Castle Meets Cold Case: Guest Blog by DiAnn Mills
I'm excited to have DiAnn Mills guest blogging on my site today! She's not only a price-winning and best-selling author but an amazing mentor to those who take the Craftsman course. That's where we met and I'm so grateful. She's a delight to work with and such an...
The Unthinkable
Ten years later Fresh-fallen snow glistened in the sun, blinding Jaedon. He grabbed his sunglasses and put them on. The tree branches lay close to the ground, heavy from the remnants of yesterday’s winter storm. He breathed in the air. He loved this time of year....
Redeemed
Jaedon’s knee bounced and perspiration beaded on his forehead. He’d been summoned from his prison to the boss’ mansion an hour ago. He waited in silence. Had he done something wrong to deserve another reprimand? It had been two weeks since the other prisoners left the...
Writing for the Soul Conference in Beautiful Colorado Springs!
Today is a different type of post since I've been in Colorado Springs at the Writing for the Soul Conference hosted at the amazing Broadmoor for the past few days. I reconnected with a lot of friends and made new ones. Love that. I wanted to give you some quotes that...
Banished!
Jaedon peaked out the small crack in the woodshed. Armed men guarded all exits of the enormous compound where he was being held. No chance of escape. He plunked himself back into the chair by the rickety table. A rat scurried across the floorboards causing Jaedon to...
Sold!
Simon wiped the sweat from his brow. His heart raced from the excursion of the sweltering summer day. Jaedon had signed a deal with the investors that required them to meet impossible dates, so they had to work seven days a week. Simon eyed his brother’s colorful...
Coat of Too Many Colors?
Jaedon hung his multi-colored jacket on the peg by the door of the small construction site trailer. His fingers traced the outline of each patch. His father made it for him in an appreciation of a job well done. The door swung open and his brothers filed in one by...