Chapter One, Two, and Three are now on Vocal.
James
James MaCafree enjoys a simple life. He has built a cliff side home on his family’s land, his online social media business is thriving, and he’s finally gained control over the power he has to control the weather. He is, however, nursing a broken heart from the loss of his long-term girlfriend, Lorna.
Lorna
Lorna is a woman who can see the future and holds a secret to James’. She must find the strength to face her demons and the pain she caused James when she left. Now, Lorna is in trouble and reaches out to James for help.
Will they be able to put aside their differences and work together to save James?
Photograph by Thom Holmes via Unsplash. Altered by Jennifer Brewer via Canva
Hey there!
I am trying something new!
I am writing a novella, The Cliff, and will post chapters every two weeks until it is complete.
The chapters will start here and then take you to Vocal as this is where I will be publishing my work. Please bear with me as I am adjusting to some growing pains and getting the pages set up. They are approving work faster than I can fix the website.
Thank you all for your support ❤️
Chapter One, Two, and Three are now available on Vocal.
Chapter Four will go live on April 19th, 2021 (This is an estimated date due to a family emergency. I thank you for your understanding)
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From The Cliff:
Big Changes!
Some significant events have happened in our lives recently and it has got me thinking about the choices I am making in my life and my writing. So much of…
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The Cliff: Chapter Three | Now Available On Vocal
Read Chapter One | Chapter Two A loud knock startled Lorna awake. “Hm… wonder who’s here.” Grabbing a robe from the bathroom door, she wrapped tight and cracked the front…
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The Cliff: Chapter Two | Now Available on Vocal
Read Chapter One here Lorna paced the floor of her small, cozy apartment, stunned, she’d had to leave a voicemail. The phone rested like a brick in her hand. Her…
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