Morris is politely asking me to bring back the sun. He expects to see it shining brightly through the window every morning, and thinks that I have the power to make that happen.
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First, a little background before the 2018–2019 partial shutdown started:
Continue Reading “A Timeline of the 2018-2019 Partial Government Shutdown – Week One”
My health insurance premium unexpectedly increased – without warning – at the start of 2019. This means I’ll be paying more out of pocket than expected. I’ve not yet figured out how to pay for the dental work that I need done, and that my dental health insurance won’t cover.
I am writing this blog post while sick, and knowing that I will not have access to a primary care doctor for three months.
Nocturne is “a haunting story of forbidden love”. It says so right on the cover. The entire story takes place in just a few days, which is more than enough time for the main characters to fall madly in love with each other.
Michael is a vampire (and Nicole is not). Michael’s secret is revealed to the reader early on in the story. Nicole misses every clue until something bloody obvious finally opens her eyes.
Can a relationship between a human, and a vampire, work out? This is the question that Nicole and Michael must find an answer to.
