Author's e-books - Humor. Page - 5
We've all had to learn various laws of nature, like the Law of Gravity, for instance. One of the biggest was Sir Isaac Newton's Laws of Motion. But are these so-called Laws really on the level? Is it possible Mr. Newton was full of it? That his Laws were simply a cover for something else? This, er, thesis of mine addresses that very issue, based on my observations about how things REALLY work.
Alexandria Night is a 15 year old girl, with no living family, and no proper home. She lives on the streets trying to keep her down and avoiding trouble but that doesn't always work for Alex. While wandering between old warehouses and factories with others like her, when her closes friend is beaten to death by a gang of grown men who didn't get there way. Alex seeks revenge. But she didn't predict getting arrested and sent to live in a home for troubled teens. In this new home she meets Liam, a
Sometimes - unless you were one of those unique individuals born with extra digits - there's not enough fingers and toes on our hands or feet to keep track of number of times we witness stupidity-in-action during a 24-hour period. Sometimes 'sometimes' is ALWAYS! And when those 'sometimes' happen - one mint julep simply isn't enough for this Southern gal to deal with all the lunacy a person must deal with during a given day.
The house was huge - six bedrooms, five baths - and was situated on six lovely acres of land. So why was it being sold for only $20,000.00? Something wasn't right, but how could anyone pass up an opportunity like that? Of course, it wasn't entirely vacant...
There are five levels of gifted intelligence ranging from bright to profoundly gifted. One in every thirty thousand is 'exceptional', which makes Curtis Stedman, the part-time dishwasher at Nagelβs Bagels, one smart cookie!
What Summer is really all about.
We've all had to learn various laws of nature, like the Law of Gravity, for instance. One of the biggest was Sir Isaac Newton's Laws of Motion. But are these so-called Laws really on the level? Is it possible Mr. Newton was full of it? That his Laws were simply a cover for something else? This, er, thesis of mine addresses that very issue, based on my observations about how things REALLY work.
Alexandria Night is a 15 year old girl, with no living family, and no proper home. She lives on the streets trying to keep her down and avoiding trouble but that doesn't always work for Alex. While wandering between old warehouses and factories with others like her, when her closes friend is beaten to death by a gang of grown men who didn't get there way. Alex seeks revenge. But she didn't predict getting arrested and sent to live in a home for troubled teens. In this new home she meets Liam, a
Sometimes - unless you were one of those unique individuals born with extra digits - there's not enough fingers and toes on our hands or feet to keep track of number of times we witness stupidity-in-action during a 24-hour period. Sometimes 'sometimes' is ALWAYS! And when those 'sometimes' happen - one mint julep simply isn't enough for this Southern gal to deal with all the lunacy a person must deal with during a given day.
The house was huge - six bedrooms, five baths - and was situated on six lovely acres of land. So why was it being sold for only $20,000.00? Something wasn't right, but how could anyone pass up an opportunity like that? Of course, it wasn't entirely vacant...
There are five levels of gifted intelligence ranging from bright to profoundly gifted. One in every thirty thousand is 'exceptional', which makes Curtis Stedman, the part-time dishwasher at Nagelβs Bagels, one smart cookie!
What Summer is really all about.