I read the first chapter a few weeks ago, then let the chapters pile up in my inbox as life happened. But man, when I got back to them, I got sucked in real quick. Between the flashbacks and the current timeline, the story is intriguing, but this here with the baby and Mr. Howard in Chapter 15 - you have written Nick's humanity beautifully.
Aww, Ruth, this truly makes my day. They say write what you know, and while I have never seen timers or done anything like Nick, the core of the story . . . trying to do what is right after your view of the world shifts, is 100% what I know. It was a painful journey, and one I tried to capture with Nick’s story. Reading your kind words truly warms my heart.
There is definitely more to the story coming, and I hope you keep enjoying it!
It pleases me the way you’ve described the pottery outbuilding. Nicely done. The slightly altered version of our names is fun for me. The twist with the baby is brilliant.
I read the first chapter a few weeks ago, then let the chapters pile up in my inbox as life happened. But man, when I got back to them, I got sucked in real quick. Between the flashbacks and the current timeline, the story is intriguing, but this here with the baby and Mr. Howard in Chapter 15 - you have written Nick's humanity beautifully.
Waiting for the next chapter... 😉
Aww, Ruth, this truly makes my day. They say write what you know, and while I have never seen timers or done anything like Nick, the core of the story . . . trying to do what is right after your view of the world shifts, is 100% what I know. It was a painful journey, and one I tried to capture with Nick’s story. Reading your kind words truly warms my heart.
There is definitely more to the story coming, and I hope you keep enjoying it!
It pleases me the way you’ve described the pottery outbuilding. Nicely done. The slightly altered version of our names is fun for me. The twist with the baby is brilliant.