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RJS

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Well my old about me needs some updating. I was doing nursing until my people died and now I'm going back into teaching, reading tutor. I just hope it leaves me enough time to do what I love. I have been, i guess you can call it editing? I work with a published author and tear apart her book and give my suggestions. It's really cool because I see so much of what I told her in the book. We have one book being published right now and am working on another one. I am learning how to write better from her even though I don't have much time betwee studying for RN boards, reading and editing. I still can't come up with a solid story. I have my characters and a general idea where I want it to go, but not enough to come up with an outline to start writing scenes and chapters although I have wrote two chapters that will probably be changed a million times, but I love my people. I would love any ideas to add to my story to make a solid outline. If anyone wants to help me send me a message and I will email you. Thanks so much and glad to be on hear. I do read chapters and back books so don't be afraid to ask, but I do have to warn you I love YA books with parnormal activity, any kind. That's my favorite. I got started as a late reader in life and the whole twilight thing is what got me started, I know weird since I'm 39, but oh well, don't care what anyone thinks :)

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I don't really have any right at the moment. I started out with the whole twilight thing, read just about every ya vamp book then branched out to nicholas sparks. So I really don't know what I really like right now. Still testing the waters :)

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Fidelity

Benjamin Dancer

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Pearl Edda

Heidi J. Johns

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A Place to Call Home

Stacie Schott

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A Place to Call Home

Stacie Schott

Skye lives a very unconventional life with a challenging father. When she meets Matt her world begins to change, good and bad.

Skye lives a life on the run. Her father is mentally ill and is obsessed with living in different states. It tears her family apart and Skye becames the adult in the household. When they move to Oregon, Skye is befriended by Matt, a boy whose father is a local crab fisherman. Skye learns to let down her defenses and allow Matt in. When her father goes into a depression, Matt offers Skye's father John to work for his dad during the crabbing season. All seems well until a tragedy occurs. Skye's begins to put her walls back up and shut Matt out. But, Matt's determination to be part of Skye's life opens up the door for him to give Skye a gift she has been dreaming about for years. This is a bitter sweet love story with family drama and self discovery.

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The Power Within

Stacie Schott

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The Power Within

Stacie Schott

Em is a girl with a challenging life. Her world changes when super hot Blake reveals a secret of hers she has yet to learn.

Em lives a challenging life at home and at school. She has an overprotective boyfriend and hangs with a social class that is above hers and not by choice. When super hot Blake (surfer boy) confronts Em, she is completely confused. Despite Blake's good looks, he stays to himself. But, Blake has a secret of Em's that she has yet to learn about. He also holds a secret of his own. Em's inablility to use her own voice and be her own person begins to change when she becomes closer with Blake. Together they will discover their power and magic that takes them to a world of excitement and danger. They learn that together, they can conquer the obsticles ahead of them, or can they? Power may have brought them together, but it may also tear them apart.

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I wrote 483 days ago

Thank you so much. I don't think I'm brilliant by any means, but working on it. I haven't decided if I want to write this from third person or first yet. I like reading first better but I seem to write better third. I don't know. What do you think about third vs. first in writing? view book

I wrote 492 days ago

Thank you so much for your reply. I know it needs a lot of work, but I appreciate how you commented on specifics and contradictions. This tells me that all people have completely different opinions and no one person has the exact right answer or is the best writer in the world. So thank you for that... view book

I wrote 493 days ago

I completely appreciate your critique. It gives me a real idea of how I am not saying what I intended. I understand how you were talking about telling and not showing. I thought I did that until you gave me the examples. I will have to do a lot of revision to encompass something close to what your t... view book

I wrote 496 days ago

Thank you so much. It's funny how you miss all that silly stuff after reading it 10 times. lol I am going to bed, finally! I will check yours out tomorrow. Thanks again Stacie view book

I wrote 499 days ago

Well you checked out my two story chapters and appreciated the comments. I don't want to be harsh and since this is not my usual type of read I will put it like this, it was different. For me, it started out very slow and although many below thought it was very compelling I found it a bit choppy. Th... view book

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