|
|
|  | | Life, As Is
Second book in the My Life as I Knew It time travel series.
Here's my story: I go to bed with my husband Greg in late 2013 in Brooklyn and the next morning I wake up as my twenty-six year old self in 1997! I'm 3,000 miles away from home in California, living with my crazy guitarist ex-boyfriend. I reconnect and hook up with Jim, an old flame that I lost touch with in my teens. Then, as soon as I manage to get my life on track and help my younger brother Caelum get back on his feet, I fall asleep while watching T.V. and wake up in 2015! I'm back in New York but in a strange apartment with Greg living across the hall and married to somebody else. Oh, and | |  | | My Life as I Knew It
What would you do if you were sent back in time for some unknown reason?
What would you do if you were sent back in time for some unknown reason? When Brianna wakes up this morning she will be faced with that very question. Brianna lives in New York with her husband, the love of her life, Greg. She's happily married, has a great job, travels around the world and this year will be celebrating her birthday in style. Until the morning she wakes up in an apartment 3,000 miles from where she and Greg live, and seventeen years in the past! Returning to a life she hoped she would never have to think about ever again, much less relive! | |  | | My Short-Lived Life at Being Perfect
Brenda Thornlow shares her story of growing up in a controlling and controversial religious group and eventually marrying an a abuser with a position of authority in the faith.
Brenda Thornlow shares her story of being raised a third-generation member of the Jehovah’s Witnesses, forbidden from celebrating holidays, birthdays and associating with anyone outside of her faith. From a young age, she struggles to accept what her devout family believes, to no avail. Eventually marrying an abusive member with a position of authority in her church, Brenda struggles to extricate herself from this dominating religious group who attempt to manipulate her into staying married to her abuser. | |  | | The Rest of Me
A novel about love and starting over.
When Renee and Luke first met in Los Angeles in 1990, there was no doubt that their lives would never be the same. Despite their very different backgrounds, Luke is everything Renee ever dreamt of in a man, and Luke is convinced he’s met the one woman he never wants to live without. Overnight, a series of events takes place causing them to disappear from one another’s lives, seemingly without explanation.
More than twenty-five years later, Renee is divorced and still living in Los Angeles, estranged from her family. When the company she works for offers her an amazing job opportunity | |  | | The Revolving Door: a short story
A short story about the complications of relationships. Includes other works such as poems and flash fiction by Brenda Thornlow.
Sometimes we make relationships more complicated than they need to be by not learning from our past mistakes and repeating them and/or expecting more from others than they are realistically capable of giving. The Revolving Door is a short story of four people and their struggles from not learning from past mistakes and their clumsy attempts to fix what may be irreparably broken.
Other works by Brenda Thornlow, including poems and other stories, are included in this book plus a sample of chapter 1 from the first book in her time travel series, My Life as I Knew It. |
|
|
|
The Underground River
by Richard Cederberg
|
 Forced to put the schooner Heimdall into dry-dock for repairs and modifications, the crew chooses to holiday in Southern Utah so they can rendezvous with the Professor, a brilliant confidant from Rabat. What he shares at the summit stuns the crew and |
Member BookAds
|
|
|
|
