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Avenge Thy Fallen Brother – Chapter Two. The sun was starting to peak over the mountain tops, the morning was cool, but warming up quickly. I was only a few hours out from the thieves’ territory and should be able to reach the valley by nightfall as long as I didn’t run into any trouble … Read more
Avenge Thy Fallen Brother – Chapter One I sat myself up against an old oak tree and stared out across the field, the cool afternoon summer breeze blowing gently through my fur. I scanned the field before I finally rested my gaze on a small wooden cross that was placed in front of a large … Read more
Of Deviant Hearts Dear Journal,I feel like such a girl writing on you, but I must follow the orders of the psychiatrist. He said a journal would help me find a balance between the darkness in my heart and the light that resides within me. So, why not give it a shot? I need to … Read more
10589 to Gatestown – Chapter Four Christopher watched from the train car as mountainous scenery that seemed to stretch on forever zipped past the glass pane he stared through. Ever so gently, the train car rocked side to side as faint traces of wispy and puffy smoke hovered around the outside of the car. “What’cha … Read more
10589 to Gatestown – Chapter Three This can’t be happening. This just cannot be happening! Twenty year old Michaels mind raced as fast as the tires of his truck as he cruised along a busy stretch of road hoping to get to the hospital in a timely manner but also within the law. Time seemed … Read more
10589 to Gatestown – Chapter Two A small black pickup truck slowed to a gentle yet screeching stop in the driveway of a modest two story brick home. As he turned off the engine with a gray handpaw, Michael Velstein sighed, his mind heavy with thousands of thoughts. It wasn’t until he lifted a pair … Read more
10589 to Gatestown – Chapter One Stretches of darkness gave way to a pale glow of light from 10589 – a massive and powerful steam locomotive that was the largest ever built. Near silence of faint cricket chirps and an occasional owl hoot was drowned out by hissing of steam and clacking of metal against … Read more