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  • After Her, Then Her Again

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  • The Unthinkable

  • Lover of the Queen: Epilogue

  • The Codfish Carbuncle Case: Chapter 5

  • Fountain of Youth

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Author: Jaclyn Weber-Hill

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  • A gray and white background with black block letters reading Never be the same Never be Another
    Nonfiction

    Comparison is a Thief of Joy

    By Jaclyn Weber-Hill
    May 19, 2025
    I often ask myself when writing a piece, “Am I doing this well?” “Could this be better?” “Am I good enough?” Perfectionism weaves a ...
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  • A dark street with cars and a building to the left with a neon sign that reads bar.
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    Soul-Searching in Manhattan

    By Jaclyn Weber-Hill
    April 21, 2025
    The clamor of her ringing cell phone earned a groan from the hungover blonde. With a swipe of a hand, the device sailed to ...
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  • A black base with a crushed clay heart.
    FictionWomen's Fiction

    Where Do We Go from Here?

    By Jaclyn Weber-Hill
    April 7, 2025
    Six weeks had passed since Lacey hung up on Brooke after finding out she kissed Reuben. It resembled a lifetime, given how inseparable they ...
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    Fueled by the Power of Connection

    By Jaclyn Weber-Hill
    March 24, 2025
    The reality of the human experience is often draining. Hopelessness expands like gas in a room without you realizing it. Despair is accessible and ...
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    NonfictionCreative Nonfiction

    Drowning Out the Noise

    By Jaclyn Weber-Hill
    March 10, 2025
    My eyes flickered as I tried to adjust to the pitch black. The room’s darkness challenged all my senses. I can’t see what’s in ...
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  • A hand holding a pink paper heart on fire with a bright orange flame.
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    The Space Between

    By Jaclyn Weber-Hill
    February 24, 2025
    A routine could be a blessing but also a curse. Lacey found herself at the height of a constant work rotation. She taught ballroom ...
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  • A row of trees with the silhouette of a woman standing beside a dog on a dirt path.
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    A Path to Solid Ground

    By Jaclyn Weber-Hill
    January 27, 2025
    There was a period in my life where every step felt like my last. Ruminations spiraled through my brain like an unending race against ...
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  • Pine tree branches strung with gold beads and glass ornaments lit by white lights.
    FictionRomance

    Thankful Heart

    By Jaclyn Weber-Hill
    January 13, 2025
    The countdown to Christmas was on, and nothing about Lacey felt festive. New York City shined bright in colorful lights and decor. After eight ...
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  • A woman in a gray knit sweater sitting with dim lighting at their desk writing in a notebook.
    CreativityNonfiction

    Practice Makes You Believe in Yourself

    By Jaclyn Weber-Hill
    December 16, 2024
    Confidence in my writing ability has been hard to come by. The power of my pen served as a primary source of expression. I’ve ...
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  • A street blanketed with snow between two buildings and one tree. A single bundled up person is shown.
    RomanceFiction

    A Calm in the Storm

    By Jaclyn Weber-Hill
    December 2, 2024
    Lacey was as excited as a child on Christmas morning. New York City was a fluffy winter scene. The first snowfall of the season ...
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