Darcy: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

Author: Alice McVeigh My Book Review This book is well researched and written in a comparative prose to the original novel, “Pride and Prejudice” by Jane Austen. The romance of Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy has been a beloved story since its original publication in 1813. The twist on this novel is that it isContinue reading “Darcy: A Pride and Prejudice Variation”

The House Sitter

Update! This book is now published, check it out on Amazon…. The House Sitter https://a.co/d/12vfJ7k Book by By JE Rowney *This book is scheduled for Publication on June 30th, 2023. Intriguing and suspenseful. The very first sentence is an attention magnet! This story carried me on a nerve-wracking journey as the protagonist struggles with identityContinue reading “The House Sitter”

Amy’s Ride: Epilogue

Marc lived another 8 months and was able to rest and spend time with his kids. Hospice made him comfortable and he passed away peacefully in his sleep. Jordan and Amy struggled with grief as one would expect. Using the mineral rights on their land, they were both able to attend college and keep theContinue reading “Amy’s Ride: Epilogue”

Amy’s Ride: Part 3 (Conclusion)

He watched as Amy and Jordan arrived on their snowmobile, proceed to put things away and close up the barn for the night. Marc wondered silently as he watched the two work quickly to take off Poppy’s saddle and tack. First of all, they appeared to be getting along very well. This was highly unusualContinue reading “Amy’s Ride: Part 3 (Conclusion)”

Amy’s Ride: Part 2

Jordan rode his snowmobile carefully watching for signs of Amy. After her horse, Poppy, had returned without her, he had used the GPS application installed on both of their phones by their father. She wasn’t that far away now and her phone had been showing slow progress towards the family farm. He sighed in resignation.Continue reading “Amy’s Ride: Part 2”

Amy’s Ride: Part 1

Amy breathed the sharp coldness of the air as she trudged through the snow drifts. The depth of snow varied as she walked, some depths as much as three feet, with other areas swept almost clean. Two days ago, the storm that blew in that snow had been blustery and frigid. The weather now wasContinue reading “Amy’s Ride: Part 1”