ALWAYS ENOUGH,  is a literary fiction novel released in June 2006.  A shocking and unpredictable story of risk-taking behavior, sexual experimentation, and love. It was written with a creative emphasis on the 'character' development, that includes the philosophical, sexual, psychological, and spirituality of the characters.  Such development was essential to the storyline.  In the end,  I hope the readers are left pondering the same life issues. I never tell people how to live, yet my writing style is to methodically run in front of the reader and throw open doors for which they can look inside.  Each door, so to speak, offers deep contemplative issues about life.. I am excited when readers are left suspended in deep thought about themselves. To read more about the novel  ALWAYS ENOUGH,  here a link:  books.  

THE SHATTER (Working Manuscript):    Father Timothy O’Brien’s daily routine is like a thief robbing him of life.   Rituals so mechanical, lose meaning in their repetitive process.   A once in a life time commitment made without ever considering a world beyond it, is now jeopardized by a moment he couldn’t have imagined.  Drenched in an obsession and teetering on the edge. . .   No longer is he the faithful servant of yesterday.  Yet tormented and choking on conviction, he is not free. . . .  THE SHATTER, a story of priest who weekly contrasts his life with the confessional sins of a young girl.  His once fervent desire to serve God becomes weakened.  Gripped by imagery and unwanted thoughts, everything sacred is shattered by an unforseen event.   THE SHATTER: the splintering, fragmenting and annihilation of a life . . .

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Three years after the release of her first literary novel ALWAYS ENOUGH, author L. K. Craft explains that THE SHATTER is very different.  “Often we live two lives, one in action and outward presence and one of mental processing.  Most of us are contained by our outward commitments and choices, yet our ultimate truths is hidden in the sacred recesses of our thoughts.  THE SHATTER is about the process of trying to reconcile both.  This is an eventful journey of trying to bridge a fragmented soul.  Filled with the tormented truths about the nature of the human condition, the reader will be emotionally stretched.” says L. K. Craft.    The raw manuscript is approximately two-thirds completed.    Author L. K. Craft resides in Palm Spring, CA.

Presently, I am working on my novel.  I  reside in Southern California.