After the horrific suicide of his wife Karolyn, Dixon Milner falls into a downward spiral of alcohol and self loathing. His days melt together as he fakes being an attentive father of his two little boys.At the request of his mother, Dixon finally reaches out for help and gives group therapy a go with little effect. He holds back the fact that his oldest son has been seeing his dead mom late at night. And now Dixon is seeing her too.

It's fiction writing in real-time and then edited down for your enjoyment.Eric M Hunter's popular writing podcast #flashfiction takes you through the writing process from inspiration to narration. Now all of those stories and writing insights are bound in a single book with brand new author notes, amusing stories, and thoughts on the writing process edited for maximum enjoyment and education.Come for the fun flash fiction stories and stay for a look behind the creative curt...

After the horrific suicide of his wife Karolyn, Dixon Milner falls into a downward spiral of alcohol and self loathing. His days melt together as he fakes being an attentive father of his two little boys.At the request of his mother, Dixon finally reaches out for help and gives group therapy a go with little effect. He holds back the fact that his oldest son has been seeing his dead mom late at night. And now Dixon is seeing her too.A strange presence haunts the Milner home...

Hunter knows humans are dangerous to himself and the other cats of his colony. He avoids them, as all wild cats should. So when a neighborhood boy starts showing up in Hunter's junkyard to chase away dogs and bring the colony food, Hunter keeps his distance. But a new condo development puts the whole colony in danger, and Hunter soon realizes the only way to save his family is to put his trust in the boy. The story of Catboy told through very different eyes.

New York Times bestselling author Katy Regnery is back with her third Stewarts of Skagway romance!Hunter Stewart has a history of falling hard and fast, but when he met Isabella Gonzalez the rate of his drop was both savage and supersonic. They shacked up for a weekend of physical bliss, and stayed in touch when Isabella headed back to Seattle. But a few weeks later, Isabella called it quits.This summer, Isabella's back in Alaska as a contestant on...

Sawyer Caldwell was the worst thing that ever happened to me… until he wasn't.EdieFifteen years ago, Sawyer Caldwell murdered four people—but left me alive. Now, on the run from my abusive ex, the dense Appalachian forest where I once escaped a killer's grasp is the only place I feel safe.Except someone's lurking in those trees. Watching me. Waiting.It can't be Sawyer Caldwell. He's dead. Shot by the police.So who's ...

He stoked a fire inside me. Now it threatens to burn the whole world down.CharlotteIt's been three months since my best friend Edie disappeared. The cops don't care, so if anyone's going to find her, it's me.Until I make the mistake of stopping at a roadside diner in southern Louisiana. Now, a seriously unhinged serial killer has me chained up in his crumbling old house in the middle of nowhere.He says he's not allowed to ki...

As an aspiring or seasoned writer, do you feel like you aren't making headway, stumbling on what to write next, or wondering if you're even on the right path? Are you unable to find the motivation to charge up your computer and put your fingers on the keyboard after that last rejection?Between the pages of What I Wish I'd Known: For Writers, 100 highly accomplished authors share their time, energy, and knowledge to pay it forward and inspire other writers, experienced or a...

I’ve gone from crushing on my brother’s best friend to wanting to crush him.Cameron Baker and I have a few things in common. The first being that we were both born and raised in our small Alaskan town. Second, is that we hide our feelings and keep our hearts closed off from anyone who could break them.But hiding my feelings is harder to do with Cam than most. When I was five years old, grieving the loss of my mother, he showed me how big his heart is, and I...

BOOK 6 - The Nephilim HuntersThe pastor is marked for death. The assassin has never missed. And the last words the Nephilim hiding in the Afghan caves spoke to her were:If you return in an attempt to find me, know that I will kill you.South Point's senior pastor drowned chasing cursed gold. His replacement must deal with his own demon and plan a mission he may not survive.A man carrying Nephilim blood learns the wife who abandoned h...

I thought he was my guiding light. But what if he's led me into darkness?MercyI devoted my entire life to the Church of the Well and its leader.But then death came to our community.And then he came. Ambrose Echeverría.He says he's an itinerant preacher. He lays hands on our congregation and fills them with God's light. He fills me with God's light.And for the first time, I can feel my devotion slipping—

Is class outmoded as a basis for understanding labor history? This collection emphatically answers, "No!" These thirteen essays delve into subjects like migrant labor, religion, ethnicity, agricultural history, and gender. Written by former students of preeminent labor figure and historian David Montgomery, the works advance the argument that class remains indispensable to the study of working Americans and their place in the broad drama of our shared national history.