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Independence Day, Book One: The Beginnings	by Bex Aaron April 20, 2011	Free!	50596 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I'm not going to speak of myself in the third person anymore, sorry... My name is Bex Aaron. I'm 28, I live in Houston, I'm married and I have so many cats I am starting to feel like the woman on The Simpsons! Writing has always been my passion, though this is the first time I've compiled any of it into an ebook. My goal as a writer is to make people think, feel and care about the world I've created. I'm a big believer in world building. I never want to create a cardboard character, and I never want my stories to be predictable. I deal primarily in drama-based genres, such as soap opera, mystery, suspense and the like...I've done a bit of sci-fi before, but never fantasy. It's just not my cup of tea, sorry. Feel free to contact me at haven underscore park at yahoo dot com. I always enjoy hearing from readers, and if you enjoy my book, please do consider leaving a review! Also, if you enjoy the story, you should join the Facebook fan page: http://facebook.com/havenpark Thanks for your time and don't be a stranger!
"Civil Disobedience"	by G Miki Hayden Nov. 01, 2011	Free!	4988 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Miki has taught at Writer's Digest University for more than a decade. She's had novels and writing instructionals in print and won an Edgar for a short story of hers that appeared in an anthology.
Officer Down	by David DeLee July 25, 2011	Free!	8002 words	Read a sample
Author bio: David DeLee is a native New Yorker. He holds a Masterâ€™s Degree in Criminal Justice, and is a former licensed Private Investigator. His previous short stories have appeared in Dawâ€™s Cosmic Cocktails, in three consecutive volumes of Pocket Books, Strange New Worlds, and the soon-to-be released Mystery Writers of America anthology, The Rich and the Dead. David is an active member of the Mystery Writers of America and the International Thriller Writers Association. He currently lives in New Hampshire with his family where heâ€™s hard at work on a novel featuring Columbus, Ohio-based bounty hunter, Grace deHaviland.
Not A Fire Exit	by Christopher Finlan Dec. 03, 2009	You set the price!	62943 words	Sample 50%
Author bio: Author Christopher Finlan graduated from Temple University with a Bachelor's degree in history and is currently employed in the software industry in the Philadelphia area. In his spare time, Christopher enjoys shopping for haircare products and driving his editor nuts with bad sentence structure. He resides in Wayne, PA with his wife Bridget and their two young children, Caitlin and Matthew.
Classmate Murders	by Bob Moats Dec. 23, 2009	Free!	52424 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Detroit area resident, Bob Moats, has been writing short stories and plays for as long as he can remember. He has lost most of his original stories, typed or handwritten, in the numerous moves he has made from his hometown of Fraser, Michigan to Northern Michigan, to Las Vegas and back to Fraser, where he now lives. Moats became one of the causalities of unemployment a year ago, and had time on his hands to finally pursue a life long dream of writing a full blown crime novel. Thus was born the first book, "Classmate Murders". What followed was a series of seven books starting with "The Classmate Murders" which introduces the main character, Jim Richards, who has to admit he has become a senior citizen, reluctantly. Richards, one day, receives an email from a childhood sweetheart asking for his help, but by the time he reaches her, she has been murdered. His life turns around and he is pulled into numerous murders of women from his high school who he hasn't seen in forty years. Along with a friend of his, Buck, a big, mustached biker, they go off to track down the killer before he can get to one former classmate, Penny Wickens, a TV talk show host who Jim has just fallen for while protecting her. The killer is also murdering the women right out from under police protection, driving homicide detective Will Trapper crazy, and he slowly depends on Jim to help. There's humor, suspense, wild chases across suburban Detroit with cops, classic cars and motorcycle clubs; murder, mayhem, a good amount of romance and a twist ending. Jim and his crime fighters, continue in the other books, traveling to Las Vegas twice, back to Detroit and out to New York to solve murders involving dominatrix; mistresses; Bridezillas; magic and strip clubs. Book titles: Classmate Murders; Vegas Showgirl Murders; Dominatrix Murders; Mistress Murders; Bridezilla Murders; Magic Murders; Strip Club Murders and Made-for-TV Murders.
Gloria	by David Sartof Feb. 07, 2010	Free!	5319 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I was born in a small caravan in a field in the north of Scotland. After such an inauspicious yet somehow romantic introduction to life, I have gone on to do many things. I have served in the merchant marine, been a professional engineer, a military officer and an entrepreneur. I also have a PhD in management philosophy and can research the backside off most things! I now live, in North Yorkshire, England, with my wife, young son and their two rabbits (different colours so that I can tell them apart, the rabbits, that is). Throughout my eclectic career, I have always written, believing fervently in the power of the written word, and I have previously published a non-fiction work with Palgrave Macmillan. I now bring together a set of rich experiences, a creative research-based outlook to plot construction, and a dash of essential seasoning, to bring you fiction such as River of Judgement.
Let Me Protect You	by Jessica Cage Jan. 03, 2011	You set the price!	14169 words	Sample 50%
Author bio: I was born and raised on the southside of Chicago. Writing has always been a source of therapy for me. I would just put the pen to the page and let whatever was inside of me flow out. What started out as just scribbles on the page transformed into poetry, short stories and eventually my first novel. I am a new mother and having my little boy inspired me to try to share my writing with whoever was willing to read it. I am in an exciting and terrifying time in my life as a new author, and I am enjoying every moment of it.
Historia de un Crimen Perfecto	by Mikel Santiago March 30, 2010	Free!	18471 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Si te gustan Hitchcock, Agatha Christie, Roald Dahl, Poe, Lovecraft, Stephen King... ..creo que mis relatos serÃ¡n de tu agrado Puedes encontrar mas en mi blog: http://relatodromo.blogspot.com Deja tu review en Smashwords !! y gracias por vuestras descargas!
Rainy Nights	by Justin Camp Feb. 01, 2011	Free!	9620 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Justin Camp has had a love for reading and writing since grade school. Starting out with short stories that mostly are of the horror genre, he has moved on to writing longer books. He lives in the United States with his beautiful wife and son. His main focus is entertaining people with his words the way he has spent his life being entertained by others.
The Devil You Know	by Aaron Acitella March 04, 2011	Free!	2508 words	Read a sample
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Christmas in Puyallup	by Daniel Clarke Smith April 17, 2011	Free!	2782 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I live in Minnesota and work full time. My spare time is divided between writing, playing golf and more vigorous sports and trying to make sense of the world. I'm married and have three fantastic daughters who are all on their own.
Tortuga 1 "Tortuga"	by J.D. Pasco May 20, 2011	Free!	5989 words	Read a sample
Author bio: J.D. Pasco, an Emergency Room doctor, is the author of Tortuga medical fiction series. Tortuga and Brugada are the first short stories of the series.
Bury Me Deep	by Roy Glenn May 31, 2011	Free!	31071 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Known as the master of urban suspense, Roy Glenn is the author of Is It a Crime, MOB, Drug Related, Payback, Outlaw and In A Cold Sweat, No More Tears in the End Commit To Violence and Three The Hard Way. Roy is also a contributing author of Girls From da Hood and Around the Way Girls 4 and Gigolos Get Lonely Too. His other novels include Crime of Passion, Body of Evidence and Ulterior Motive Roy is working on The Cost of Vengeance, Beneath the Surface and Out of Control, the next installment in The Mike Black Saga. Please visit my website; http://www.royglenn.net
Hole Eighteen-A	by Daniel Clarke Smith June 12, 2011	Free!	1045 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I live in Minnesota and work full time. My spare time is divided between writing, playing golf and more vigorous sports and trying to make sense of the world. I'm married and have three fantastic daughters who are all on their own.
Cult	by Rachael Payne June 23, 2011	Free!	6336 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I have been writing seriously since the beginning of last year. Since then I have written various poems, short stories and have the beginnings of a few novels. One novel I have finished is the first part of a trilogy, the others I am still working on. The first novel is in the final editing stages! I write mostly fiction or fact based fiction including suspense and fantasy adventure.
From Russia Via Blog	by CE Wills Sep. 19, 2010	Free!	1524 words	Read a sample
Author bio: CE Wills is an American male author with a background in engineering. He is a military veteran, a husband and father, At one time or another he has been a weather man, a power plant operator and a construction worker. As a teenager he hitch-hiked all over the United States in search of adventure. He has faced a mountain lion in a forest with nothing but a stick. His interests include reading, playing piano and studying animal tracks. He has written eight novels.Thanks for reading!
Tilley's	by Michael Gunter Nov. 18, 2011	Free!	22350 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Michael Gunter loves mystery and the complexities of life. He enjoys a good wrestle with tough questions. And he believes his calling in life is to invite people to let go of easy answers, dive deep beneath the surface of everyday chatter, and engage the soul to discover truth; whether it comes straight up in non-fiction or wrapped in a fictional story. Michaelâ€™s aim is to write great books that entertain, encourage, and provoke meaningful contemplation and conversation. Michael also wants to encourage other writers to take the next step in reaching their literary goals. Michael began writing in 2001. Besides his published works, he has written five non-fiction books, several short stories, and over a hundred essays. His story, One of a Million Things, won third runner up in the Colonnade Writing Contest at CJM Books and will be included in their 2012 anthology of short stories. While Michael continues to develop his writing skills and give life to the stories residing in his mind, he is finding ways to bring his fifteen years experience as a teacher into his writing career. Michael is available to speak to your group about the craft of writing, moving ideas from the mind to the page, and creating a platform to make your writing available to the world.
Anglo-FrancÃ¡is	by Phil Dumas Nov. 26, 2011	Free!	4659 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Phil Dumas (Doo-mar) has been compared to the Pink Panther cartoon character â€“ taking numerous jobs including Landscape Gardener, Firefighter, Builderâ€™s Labrador, Driver, Electronics Technician, Fisherman, Theatre Manager etc. However, unlike the panther with the huge thing dangling between the legs, Phil isnâ€™t pink! After receiving a Certificate of Merit from the Royal School of Music, Phil later went on to become arrested in Soho for breach of the peace ... for singing. Strangely enough, he lives in Devon â€“ where people go to die. Contact: phildumas@talktalk.net
One Deadly Sister (Sandy Reid Mystery Series)	by Rod Hoisington Oct. 27, 2010	Free!	87193 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Rod Hoisington lives in Vero Beach, FL., where he devotes full-time to his compulsion to dig into the souls and lives of fictional characters and write worthwhile mystery stories about them. ONE DEADLY SISTER is the first in the popular Sandy Reid mystery series. THE PRICE OF CANDY is the second, and the third novel is SUCH WICKED FRIENDS.
October Moon - An Eamonn Shute Short Story	by Tony McFadden Dec. 26, 2011	Free!	6432 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Born in Canada, but thoroughly sick of snow, I live, with my wife and two kids, in coastal Australia. Half a kilometre from the beach beats snow any day of the week. I write thrillers and mysteries and mystery thrillers. If you're a fan of Romances, Chick-Lit or anything without mysteries or thrills, you've come to the wrong place.
Worms	by Hugh Macnab Jan. 05, 2012	Free!	3087 words	Read a sample
Author bio: A proud Scot, partner, father, grandfather. Also as a psychotherapist - the creator of www.TheHumanApproach.com - a FREE website intended to help people suffering from either Anxiety or Depression - a personal social contribution. This website has NO selling, NO advertising and NO sponsorship.
Turnaround	by Shawn Nolan Jan. 19, 2012	Free!	1167 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Author of over a dozen feature-length (unproduced) screenplays and many short stories. I produce short films through my production company No Land Film. My love of storytelling is strictly for fun and I hope to entertain people.
The Math Teacher is Dead	by Robert Manners Dec. 07, 2010	Free!	56821 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Robert Manners was born on the Fort Ord Army Base, longer ago than he cares to admit, and grew up in Oakland, Twain Harte, and Concord, California. He is a graduate of San Francisco State University and currently earns his daily bread as an administrative assistant for a social-services nonprofit.
Dead Body In A Small Room	by Charles Deemer Dec. 28, 2010	You set the price!	76293 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Teach screenwriting at Portland State University. Editor, Oregon Literary Review. Artistic Director, Small Screen Video. See full bio at http://www.ibiblio.org/cdeemer/bio.htm
Monsters and Lollipops	by Franklin Lincoln Sep. 10, 2010	Free!	63511 words	Read a sample
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Death Revokes The Offer	by Catharine Bramkamp March 03, 2011	Free!	69923 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Catharine Bramkamp is the author of Donâ€™t Write Like You Talk: A Smart Girlâ€™s Guide to Writing and Editing (3L Publishing). She holds two degrees in English, published hundreds of newspaper and magazines articles, a handful of novels and two essays in the Chicken Soup for the Soul anthologies. She is an adjunct professor of writing for two colleges and is a successful writing coach. Visit her at www.YourBookStartsHere.com
Dangerous and Sweet	by obizienka elforever Feb. 22, 2011	You set the price!	2784 words	Sample 20%
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Larson's Point	by Jerry Kilgore March 08, 2011	Free!	22396 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Jerry Kilgore lives in the Pacific Northwest with his wife and dog. He is currently working on a full-length Jay Tucker novel due out in the Fall of 2011.
The Telltale Tempest	by Don McGraw March 21, 2011	Free!	79656 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Don McGraw lives with his wife and 3 children in Austin, Texas. He is the author of the internationally acclaimed novels Sins of a Nation and The Telltale Tempest.
Dull Blades Cut Deepest [Arc 1: The Soldiers of Fortune Chapter]	by James Daniel Fluker April 06, 2011	Free!	17501 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I've been writing novels since 2005. Demon-Hunters of the Compass (2006) Demon-Hunters of the Darkness (2007) Demon-Hunters of the Land (2009) The Elf (2010) Dull Blades Cut Deepest (2011) The Nymph (Coming in 2012)
Mistletoe & Murder	by Laina Turner Nov. 23, 2011	Free!	8738 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Laina Turner-Molaski is a business woman, mom, author, Professor, and a major supporter of shopping. She has an undying love for shoes and coffee, which is why she created the main character and alter-ego Presley Thurman. With a lot of letters after her name and a ton of student loan debt she is always working to pay the bills. While she enjoys her day job, her passion is writing and uses a lot of company time writing her fiction. She is hoping to sell her book before she gets fired from her day job for goofing off. Laina is currently living in Indiana, with her family, and is always writing something, whether it is blogs, articles, business journals and books or ideas for her next novel. She is continuously doing what she loves which is writing or drinking coffee.
The last game	by Fernando Trujillo May 07, 2011	Free!	23256 words	Read a sample
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The Last Cowboy in the East	by Kate Dempsey Aug. 14, 2011	Free!	4532 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Kate Dempsey writes fiction and poetry and lives in Ireland. She has been collecting jobs for her author biography since she could read. She has worked as a coffee grinder, a terrible waitress in Woolworths, a Harrods shop assistant, a computer programmer, a technical writer, a writer in schools and a mother. She's lived in England, Scotland, The Netherlands, South West USA and now in Ireland. These diverse jobs and homes are reflected in her witty, observational writing, which is widely published in Ireland and the UK. Her short stories have been broadcast on RTE Radio and published in the Poolbeg Anthology 'Do The Write Thing.' She was shortlisted for the Hennessey New Irish Writing award three times and her poetry in many magazines and anthologies. She runs the Poetry Divas Collective, a glittering group of women who blur the wobbly boundaries between page and stage at cool events all over Ireland. Her first novel, The Story of Plan B, was shortlisted for the London Book Fair LitIdol.
Hypnogogic	by Mark Fitzgerald Aug. 23, 2011	Free!	8148 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am an unemployed architect. My future, which suits me just fine, will be that of a substitute school teacher, advanced guitarist and instructor of guitar, Volvo restorer and conspiracy theorist. And novelist. Right now, my penchant seems to be short little novels, novellas I guess they are. This is making me quite prolific. I might be in error. Maybe harder work on longer novels is best. I would be delighted to have any feedback on my works. Most of all, please read "The Undergrad" also available at Smashwords.
Spy Hunt in D.C.	by Max Connelly Sep. 14, 2011	Free!	5682 words	Read a sample
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All Saints Day: A New Orleans Football Mystery	by Sean Patrick Doles Oct. 11, 2011	Free!	42933 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Sean Patrick Doles was born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana. After his early education at Immaculate Heart of Mary School, he attended Jesuit High School and earned a National Merit Scholarship to the University of Southern California, where he received degrees in Journalism and History. While at USC, he was an editor of the student newspaper, The Daily Trojan, and a walk-on member of the varsity tennis team. During college, he interned at New Orleans Weekly Gambit newspaper, which was located in the Maison Blanche Building on Canal Street at that time. At Gambit, Sean researched the â€œBlake Pontchartrainâ€ historical and cultural trivia columns, beginning his ongoing fascination with the secret history of New Orleans. After college, Sean wrote for several Los Angeles-based music magazines before returning home to found the ill-fated Way Yâ€™at Nâ€™awlins bar & club directory with his brother Jimmy. (This paper has no relation to the current Where Yâ€™at magazine, which has since prospered.) During this same period, Sean also worked at Gambit, resurrecting his role as Blake Pontchartrain. You may recall his brilliant discourse on the history of Chee-Weez or on magical elixir-like qualities of Regal Beer. And letâ€™s not forget the six months Sean spent working as an emcee at the world-famous Catâ€™s Meow Karaoke Bar on Bourbon Street in the French Quarter. Chasing his heart (and a woman) to Texas, Sean landed briefly in San Antonio where he worked for Sports Magazine Publishing, writing and editing several local and regional publications, before settling in Austin. He spent a few years working for an Austin-based Populist political pundit, running the business while his boss ran his mouth. Now he plies his trade handling marketing and communications for the YMCA. Despite living 500 miles away from his hometown, Seanâ€™s desire to write little historically based stories about New Orleans has never waned, and he has several new tales completed and ready for publication.
Know One Dared to See : Pre-release	by Emmanuel C. Flint Oct. 20, 2011	Free!	6802 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Hello, My name is Emmanuel C. Flint and... One of my favorite forms of art is literature because it seems that all forms of communication can be derived from the written word; it possesses the power to inform, transform, enlighten and support the creation of various works, which can convey meaning in our lives. One can construct and deconstruct entire worlds with literature â€“ not to mention lightening up the darkness with wonderfully arrayed words, as they would appear in ink, having been well-received on paper. In recent years I have labored much to gain some mastery thereof; thus, I have developed my own unique form of literary expression that has been baptized by my life-experiences, over the years. Apart from writing, I have been creating visual art since the age of ten. Many years ago while still in adolescence, I decided to pursue a "creative professional" career. During my high school years I sampled various kinds of art such as life drawing, painting, sculpture and foreign animation. By the time I graduated from college I had acquired many self-taught skills - most of all an intermediate knowledge of human anatomy that would prove most useful in years to come. In May of 2001, I graduated from Massachusetts College of Art with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Illustration. Thenceforth, I took up digital painting and worked as a freelancer for a few years, creating concepts and covers for small graphic novel-based productions. While trying to expand my horizons as a professional, I became interested in 3D graphics. At the time the visual graphics industry was expanding rapidly in both the video game and motion picture arenas. Computer generated art seemed like a limitless world that was full of grand possibilities. In time, I decided to enroll in Digital Media Arts College, where I earned a Masters degree in special effects and 3D animation. When I graduated from the program I was awarded the "Best of Show Award," for my graduate thesis demo reel production in May of 2006. Since then I have been working as a freelancer in 3D graphics. Alongside my freelancing endeavors I spend time developing literary works, with the hope that each will serve as a source of inspiration when I publish them. Ultimately, I aspire to take part in screenplay writing and production, hopefully after I gain some tenure as a novel writer, in the years to come. Although the majority of my work is Christian-based, it has the tendency to appeal to all types of audiences. I currently work and reside in Boston, Massachusetts (USA) where I operative under the business name of Digitalflint.com. Best Regards, Emmanuel C. Flint
The Warning	by S.L. Pierce April 05, 2011	Free!	13259 words	Read a sample
Author bio: S.L. Pierce spent ten years in college getting a PhD in engineering before figuring out that engineering was not for her. She now lives in Colorado with her husband and four children.
Triad Death Match	by Seth Harwood April 14, 2011	Free!	17304 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Seth Harwood grew up in the Boston area and graduated from the Iowa Writersâ€™ Workshop. He currently lives in San Francisco, where he teaches at Stanford University and San Francisco City College. His first novel is Jack Wakes Up - May 2005, Three Rivers Press (Random House) and his second is YOUNG JUNIUS - October 2010, Tyrus Books. You can find free audiobooks, including these stories, and plenty more at sethharwood.com. He would be happy to hear from you at seth@sethharwood.com.
Lavoro di Natale (un racconto di Sandrone Dazieri)	by P.A. Gardinali Dec. 26, 2009	Free!	5879 words	Read a sample
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Biggles & Worrals : Joint Mission	by Genie D Jan. 17, 2010	You set the price!	83005 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: I have been writing for 17 years. I am a genre writer, an author who can write any subject, whether it's Romance, science Fiction, fantasy, thrillers, humor, crime, drama and poetry. I do extensive research to get my locations correct, and my subject matter perfect as I can. I love writing original Scifi the most. I hope you enjoy reading my books as much as I enjoyed writing them.
The Journal of 1972	by Stephen Moon Aug. 22, 2010	Free!	591 words	Read a sample
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Aus Dem Dunkel Der Nacht 1 - Kreaturen	by Gunter Arentzen Feb. 07, 2010	Free!	8481 words	Read a sample
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Eliza and Mrs. Frank	by Maureen Mullis Jan. 06, 2011	Free!	3112 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Maureen Mullis studied journalism at Brigham Young University. After a couple of years working as a reporter and columnist for a small weekly newspaper she worked for awhile as a freelance writer. During her years as a stay-at-home mom she continued her writing, this time venturing into fiction. After a brief stint as a library tech in elementary and high schools, she and her family moved from California to Colorado where most of her stories take place. She lives with her husband, two sons, two dogs and a motley collection of birds and fish in Colorado Springs, CO where she is currently at work on her next novel.
Blow Me, Baby	by Sidney Bristol June 01, 2011	Free!	1384 words	Read a sample
Author bio: It can never be said that Sidney Bristol has had a â€˜normalâ€™ life. She is a recovering roller derby queen, former missionary, and tattoo addict. She grew up in a motor-home on the US highways (with an occasional jaunt into Canada and Mexico), traveling the rodeo circuit with her parents. Sidney has lived abroad in both Russia and Thailand, working with children and teenagers. She now lives in Texas where she splits her time between a job she loves, writing, reading and belly dancing.
The House of Happy Mayhem	by Trent Zelazny Oct. 20, 2011	Free!	7188 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Trent Zelazny is the author of Destination Unknown, To Sleep Gently, Fractal Despondency, Shadowboxer, The Day the Leash Gave Way and Other Stories, and A Crack in Melancholy Time. He was born in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He has lived in California, Oregon, Arizona, and Florida. He currently roams throughout the country aimlessly. He also loves basketball. You can visit Trent on Facebook, Twitter, and on his website.
The Necromancer's Faire	by Mortimer Jackson Dec. 26, 2011	Free!	6761 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Mortimer Jackson is a self-published author living in the underbellies of suburban California, where as a novelist he writes in the hopes of one day joining the ranks of the overrated.
Redemption: an Inspector Gilles Maintenon mystery	by Louis Bertrand Shalako Nov. 29, 2011	Free!	65061 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Louis Bertrand Shalako lives in Canada. He studied Radio, Television, and Journalism Arts at Lambton College. He enjoys cycling and swimming, and loves good books. He writes full time. His work has appeared in six languages.
Dome of Death	by Rigby Taylor Feb. 03, 2011	Free!	103109 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Rigby lives on several acres of rainforest in sub-tropical Queensland, Australia with his partner.
Blood Revenge - The Night Stalker Crew Series Book 3	by Alina Meuangkhot June 13, 2011	Free!	100056 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Alina Meuangkhot is a 23 year old writer. She is blind and hard of hearing. She picked up writing about a year ago after sitting around doing nothing after graduating from high school in 2007. She turns her own imagination into stories and she has been doing that ever since she found out writing things down and reading it later was very intriguing especially if that something comes from your own head. Now she has been sharing her writing with the world to enjoy. ------ Have ideas, suggestions, questions? Please shoot me an email at alina8807@gmail.com. I like to hear from you. :) Please be sure to put NSC in the subject line so you don't end up in my trash or spam folder. :) Other than that, I hope you enjoy! :D

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