Melisa Peterson Lewis
City of Girls by Elizabeth Gilbert, a book review. Vivian is an old woman approached with a question from a girl trying to make connections to someone they both share. The girl wants to know what Vivian was to her father, our only clue is given, it's a man. Told in the first person, Vivian... Continue Reading →
I really enjoyed this story, it might be because I am a gardener and anything that holds a good plot with intertwining themes on plants and flowers is right up my alley. What's the story about? Main character Victoria Jones has been in the foster care system since her birth. She's never known anything about... Continue Reading →
The mirror lied. Her spirit identified as a woman half her current age, and at forty-two the vision of herself balanced between unfair and not so bad. Her smile edged by wrinkles showed how often she laughed. Brown curly hair frizzed out beyond control, even after another product failed to save the day. Maybe her... Continue Reading →
When I asked for help naming a bad guy I got a lot of responses. While I came with my own naming convention, the creative flow from others helped propel me. Today I need help naming a virus. I have a name in mind, but I’m not in love with it. The virus is a... Continue Reading →
I've just recently discovered micro fiction and it's rather addictive. Using the world I'm creating in my novel I will continue to create a few of these teasers leading up to my book release. When will my book be released? Hopefully later this year. We shall see. I think getting an idea of how different... Continue Reading →
