Lorraine Hacker
Hello! Welcome to my minds ideas, stay for a moment won’t you? I promise, you shan’t be bored if you do.
Lorraine Hacker
Hello! Welcome to my minds ideas, stay for a moment won’t you? I promise, you shan’t be bored if you do.
Hello! Welcome to my minds ideas, stay for a moment won’t you? I promise, you shan’t be bored if you do.
Hello! Welcome to my minds ideas, stay for a moment won’t you? I promise, you shan’t be bored if you do.
“Lie.”
The man cocked his head in confusion. His friend, his best friend of nearly 20 years was telling him to lie?! But why? What could his friend possibly stand to gain from it?
Words escaped him for a minute as the shock of the suggestion moved through him.
His words, once they did come were laced with disbelief. “What?! Why should I lie?!”
He didn’t understand.
The man’s friend waved...
It was gone, all of it. My home, the place I had spent my entire childhood was desolate before my very eyes.
Glass crunched under the heel of my riding boots, my footsteps the only sound around for miles.
I could almost hear the echo of children playing from my own memory. The joy I had felt back then, the carefree optimism and innocence of youth.
And my friends, all of it, gone. Vanished.
...
Alex is a woman plagued by nightmares. A seasoned homicide detective and her latest case may very well turn out to be her last.
With a victim that bares an uncanny resemblance to herself and a strangers word of warning to her, Alex quickly finds herself pulled into a world of supernatural beings.
And not everyone is pleased with these turn of events. Least of all Alex herself…...
I’m in danger. Insert Ralph Wigan’s son on the bus. That irritating meme was all that was currently running through my mind.
I had originally thought this would be cool. Being able to meet my characters in real life? Getting to see them and speak to them? Is that not what every author or creator dreams of?
But I hadn’t been kind to them.
They stood facing me, more than one of them glaring at...
A knock.
My whole world was destroyed by a simple knock on my front door.
To give you context let me explain who I am.
My name is Maria. I’ve spent my entire life in the village I call home, the locals knew me. Everyone knew me. People came from near and far to seek my help.
Worth of mouth was a very fast tool humans had perfected over the years.
I am not a god, nor a being of divine lig...
6 years. I had been on my own for 6 years. Dust and sand filled what had once been a beautiful place.
Dry and barren, the earth was empty. The human race, which had already been pushed to breaking point by wars and famine, had perished.
I had been spared. For what reason I don’t know. I had not been a kind of good person, my past was littered with mistakes and I certainly held more than one re...
I had never been so close to giving up, and yet still managed to keep on fighting.
My mind was at war with itself constantly. Do you understand what that’s like? To constantly hate every fibre of your self.
To wish every second, a second filled with endless pain, you wouldn’t have to face the next or the one after that or the one after that and on and on it goes.
To be so tired of living in a...
I grab my sister’s hand and pull her towards the cliff edge with me. She nods slowly in my direction.
Then we jump.
No time for second guessing. No time to question the reason why. Just the feeling of the wind rushing past us and are stomachs somersaulting inside us as we hurtled closer and closer to the darkness.
Some may call us brave. Others stupid. But if we had a chance to save our famil...
In the golden night it was quiet, still and peaceful. Stars shone like diamonds in the night sky, there bright glow illuminating onto the earth below.
Tall trees stood proud, their foliage rich and thick. A small owl sat on a branch surveying all around him, his sharpe gaze looking around for his next meal.
Back on the ground a woman appeared, she was dressed in a thick knee length coat the co...
I was so cold. So very cold.
I couldn’t see anything around me, just pitch blackness, my body was frozen. I couldn’t even open my mouth to scream for help.
I remembered how I had got here, driving late at night, the skidding of tires, the brakes screaming as I spun out on the deserted road. I had hit a patch of black ice and lost control of my car.
The pain I felt thought out my entire body ...