All Blog Posts Tagged 'Two' (10)

Pavarti K. Tyler is giving away a copy of Two Moons of Sera: Volumes 1 & 2 at my blog, The Book Connection. You can enter for your chance to win at http://thebookconnectionccm.blogspot.com/2012/05/guest-blogger-pavarti-k-tyler-author-of.html

Under the duress of the sacrificial Cross

and positioned between two thieves,

the culmination of grace for the World

was granted - via Jehovah’s heavenly reprieve.



Surrounded by the stench of death,

Christ uttered famous words of forgiveness;

enduring human suffocation with each dying breath,

His Light steadfastly opposed foreboding darkness.



His heart was forcefully punctured,

by a soldier’s upward, piercing blow.

Ripping the spear from the…

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Please God, Not Two: This Killer Called Alcoholism

Alberta H. Sequeira

Infinity Publishing (August 24, 2010)

978-0741460295

343 pages



Author Alberta H. Sequeira has seen her share of tragedy caused by alcoholism. Twenty years after transforming her kind, loving husband into…

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Future Imperfect Book Two – Miraculous Deception – Review by Martha A. Cheves, Author of Stir, Laugh, Repeat



“Gavin. Gavin!” Payce’s voice hissed

urgently in his ear. Only she wasn’t speaking, physically at least. He

sat up in the chair and looked at her, lying silent and unmoving in the

hospital bed. He… Continue

Chapter Two part six



We were on a hillside that stood over many hillsides and trees. I looked around and all I could see was the grassy hillside. “Krista, did you know my mom’s name was Marie?” She turned to look at me, surprised. “What was she like? If you don’t mind me asking that is.”

“Hey, I’m supposed to be the one asking all the questions. It’s still my turn.”

“Fine. We’ll do that later. Let’s go.” She hopped up and went behind me up the hill. I quickly climbed and… Continue

Chaper Two part five



It was like being hit by a rocket ship launching into space. We were in a wrap of some odd colors and finally…all I saw was space. The stars were brighter than what you could see on Earth. I looked to my left and I could see a cloud of magenta colored gases changing into different shapes. To my left there is a comet three times my size that casted off eerie colors of blue green and yellows. We were still able to breathe somehow, even though we are floating in… Continue

Chapter Two part four



We traced our path straight to the cottage road, which looked different in clouded daylight. No one said a word, and the radio was off. It was a quiet ride down the dirt trail. A landing to the right opened up, and was littered in wood debris. Marie had said the cottage was destroyed. More like it disappeared. Miss Lynn stopped the car and got out. Marie and I mirrored her. “Okay, so we’ll leave the car here. You tell Leon what to expect. I’ll be right back.”… Continue

Chapter Two Part Three



When I finally made it back into the apartment it was almost Two O clock in the morning. Leon was deep asleep. He looked so adorable sleeping. I wondered what he was dreaming of. My mom’s snoring kept me from wanting to sleep in the bedroom. So where was I to sleep? I spotted two blankets draping over the back of the couch. I put one over Leon, for he looked cold. The other I laid in the corner of the room and made a make shift nest. I curled up on it, like a… Continue

Chapter Two part two



“Hey there Kitten! I didn’t know ya’ll were in town.” Yes, my father knew my nickname too, even though he died when I was very young. Mother writes him letters for me to give to him, so he doesn’t miss out on me growing up. “Hey dad. We just got here this evening. One of mom’s old buddies passed away. So she wanted to pay respect and all that. Which reminds me, he should be here. Dad you might have to help him since he’s new.”

“Okay, what’s his name? And… Continue

Chapter Two

(Alex here, and this is Chapter Two of Falling Through. Starting with Krista's view. Enojy!)

It was as dead as the Latin language out here in the cold night. I was overcome by the urge to go see someone, but whom? Heading in an easterly direction I traveled. Then the thought struck my mind. The Cotline Cemetery was 10 miles south of here. Carefully checking for signs of those who might see, I transformed and flew off into the dark sky. It was a shame Leon couldn’t stay up.… Continue