There was nothing more important today. Preparations for the festivities would attract a huge tourist crowd to Prosper Island. What was today, you ask yourself? Why today is October 31, Halloween, Samhain. The night that ghouls and goblins roamed the land. People were free to be everything they were afraid to be. You see, Prosper ...

Read more on my author page Aidan walked up to the building that housed Liefeld Insurance. He had a busy schedule ahead of him that day. A board meeting, meetings with two different IT teams, and lunch with Cassidy to go over the next steps for the future of the company.  Staff members from all ...

Read more on my author page When Aidan got to work the next morning, he knew Richard’s seat would be empty, but he didn’t expect to see the rest of the seats unoccupied. Horatio stood in front of the large windows, gazing out over the city the way he always did during meetings. Without turning ...

Read more on my author page Aidan waited patiently in front of Levi Court, a small cul-de-sac quietly tucked just outside the main metropolis. There were only four houses situated in the semi-circular residential street. Aidan paced, waiting for the note’s writer to arrive and hoping the homeowners weren’t going to call the cops on ...

Read Part One. “Jaeden?” Her friend stood frozen like her but within full view. Avry asked again, “What is it?” “It’s glass.” “What?” “Glass. I can see myself. I can…oh, my gods. Am I truly this beautiful?” “Jaeden, the sheet….” Avry whispered, her fist clenched the stained material, attempting to lift it up instead of ...

“That’s the most dangerous place in the world, and you want to go inside; what, are you nuts?” Avry gripped her best friend’s arm, halting them in their attempt to approach the museum door. It stood abandoned, its concrete walls painted with graffiti. The afternoon shower painted the sky gray. The building blended in with ...

Read more on my author page Aidan couldn’t shake the feeling he had after waking up. In some ways, he felt like a veil over his eyes had been lifted, but it still wasn’t clear what he was supposed to be seeing. One thing he now felt was a sense of power and serenity. Suddenly ...

Read more on my author’s page Aidan watched as each member of the board sat stiffly in their chairs around the large round table. They were visibly uncomfortable, and even though Aidan knew he wasn’t free from blame either, he chuckled to himself. Finally, Bailey spoke up. “It’s internal?” Horatio stood up and paced the ...

Read more on my author page Aidan exited the elevators on the executive floor near the boardroom, sipping the rest of his soda from lunch as he headed to his office. He noticed Richard’s office door was cracked slightly, allowing him a clear view of the man’s desk. Richard sat behind his laptop and sitting ...

Read more on my author’s page Aidan’s dreams were becoming stranger. The details were clearer, and when he woke, they made him feel uneasy. First, it was an image of his sick mother, but then perspective changed to how she viewed him. He was suddenly viewing from her eyes, looking up at himself as he ...