Episode 13, Jojo’s Circus *** Warning this fictional story contains scenes that talk about the horrific human trafficking of women, violence, and murder. *** Thank you all for continuing to read In The Silence, I Hear. …

Episode 12, Total Destruction. *** Warning this fictional story contains scenes that talk about the horrific human trafficking of women, violence, and murder. *** Thank you all for continuing to read In The Silence, I Hear. …

Episode 16, The Unchaining of the Gate of Gort Thank you all for continuing to read “Legend of the Woods.” All of you are awesome. if you do not wish to be tagged, please let me know. …

Episode 16, Paul Harper Paul looked at the driver, “I’ll be fine. I’ve been waiting for this for a long time. You should get out of here.” Paul closed the car door and walked to the doors of the rescue soup kitchen. …

Episode 15, The Granter of Wishes. Thank you all for continuing to read “Legend of the Woods.” All of you are awesome. if you do not wish to be tagged, please let me know. Consider subscribing to my profile so you will receive an E-Mail when I publish new stories. …

Episode 14, Waking the slumbering giants. Thank you, Christine Graves and Ravyne Hawke, for the Writing Prompts that inspired this story. Promptly Written is a wonderful publication. Thank you all for continuing to read “Legend of the Woods.” All of you are awesome. if you do not wish to be…

Episode 15, Sunday morning. Amy, Allen, Chels, and Rick parked their cars in front of Andrew Harris’ home and prepared to hike up the canyon and spend most of the day with their friend Paul Harper. “Hey, kids.” Andrew’s dad said he was out eying his yard and sipping coffee. …

Episode 11, Shades of Gray and a black heart. *** Warning this fictional story contains scenes that talk about the horrific human trafficking of women, violence, and murder. *** “Fredrick Appelton!” “Humm, What? Where are you?” Fredrick said to his dream space. This dream was different, a vibrant dreamscape of…

Episode 13, Clarisa, Abby, and the unfolding of the Straight Path. Thank you, Christine Graves and Ravyne Hawke, for the Writing Prompts that inspired this story. Promptly Written is a wonderful publication. “Come on Girls don’t stop now. We’ve traveled a long ways and we don’t have far to go,”…