The Touch of Trinity
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- Violet Feathers Publications
- Me, Myself, and I
- Do you believe in Faeries? Davin Ramberg does...well, at least, she use to. After those she loved so dear had left her to the big bad cruel world, her belief in faeries started to fail. She decided to keep all those who wanted to care about her at a good distances.
Years later she would except a postion at the local radio station, KXNT 97.5 FM - Classic Rock as a Sales Asso. Davin would find a friend in Jon, the General Manager, but she would also find some unwanted attention from Jason, one of the DJs.
But a new DJ has been found by Jon to replace Jason and this does not sit well with him. The new upstart was born and raised in Ireland and with a heavy Irish accent, he can charm everyone...even Davin. What is it that has Davin dreaming about him before they even meet? Some of the stories which were told to her as a little girl are coming back to her and are beginning to make sence.
Pan Trinity will shake up her world in more ways then one.
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Forbidden Publications
The e-publisher of "The Touch of Trinity" has decided to termanate the contract because of poor sales. I believe Forbidden is playing favorites with its authors and well...I'm not one of them.
"The Touch of Trinity" is still available at my Lulu.com store... http://www.lulu.com/CrazyDragon0 Comments 739 days
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"The Touch of Trinity" is now available at Fictionwise!!
"The Touch of Trinity" is now available at Fictionwise. You can follow this link if you would like.
http://www.fictionwise.com/eBooks/eB...0 Comments 890 days
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A free PDF...
Here is a link to a Free PDF of this and all my other stories...
http://www.midrivers.com/~loreann/jo...0 Comments 898 days
Cocktail Reviews A Review from Cocktail Reviews
by Laurlee Harbig 116 weeks agoAuthor: Laurlee Ann Harbig
Publisher: Forbidden Publications
REVIEW:
Davin has loved tales of fairies since she was a child, but life has been cruel – her parents dead in a car accident, her boyfriend walking out – and so her belief has been put to the test one too many times. Picking up the pieces, she keeps moving forwards and starts work at a radio station.
I liked the motto that weaves through this story: Life has a way of crushing dreams and dreams have a way of ending, but if you keep them safe they will return.
This short tale has plenty of witty one-liners and wry observations that kept me chuckling.
To read the full review go to (and there is alot more to read)...
http://cocktailreviews.wordpress.com...