It was isolated, dark, and warm as he walked down the trail. The lake was on his left, gray and moving rapidly, tipped with white. On his right, a thicket rambled along the trail, hemming him in. The branches trembled in the breeze, and dead leaves skidded across the pavement in front of him. ThereContinue reading “Part 1, Chapter 7 // Though I Make My Bed In Sheol”
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Part 1, Chapter 6 // Though I Make My Bed In Sheol
“Ray, I can go. You don’t have to do this.” “At least till the rain stops,” she said, opening the door wider. He made to follow her, but she stopped him. “You don’t want to leave that outside,” she said, gesturing toward the Rimshot. “Set it down in here. Anywhere is fine,” sheContinue reading “Part 1, Chapter 6 // Though I Make My Bed In Sheol”
Part 1, Chapter 3 // Though I Make My Bed in Sheol
The September sun peeked out from behind the gray clouds, tossing an errant ray through the conference room window as people filed in for the morning meeting. Reagan sat across the table, scribbling a note as the beam of sunshine lit her hair in a gold-tipped silhouette. Eric sat next to him and asked himContinue reading “Part 1, Chapter 3 // Though I Make My Bed in Sheol”
Part 1: Chapter 1 // Though I Make My Bed In Sheol
Find the whole novel, available now on Amazon Kindle. He was putting on his shoes when his phone rang. He could let it go to voicemail again. He set it on the counter and let it bleat while he peered into the barren freezer and pulled out the last frozen burrito. He dumped itContinue reading “Part 1: Chapter 1 // Though I Make My Bed In Sheol”
Exactly what I want to hear.
When I was in eighth grade, my mom gave me a book for Christmas that changed my life. At Home in Mitford, by Jan Karon. It’s unlikely that I was in Ms. Karon’s target audience, seeing as the protagonist of her bestselling Mitford series is a sixty-something Episcopalian clergyman with a penchant for sherry, meatloaf,Continue reading “Exactly what I want to hear.”
Katie Bertola 