The House on Rainbow Road - 05 - Mary

**Mary** Dinner was a loud affair, filled with giggling girls and enough gossip to fill a dozen novels with silly stories. Mary and Haley worked the entire operation with minimal fuss. The sandwiches were pre-made and the chips were all bought...

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The House on Rainbow Road - 04 - Stephanie

**Stephanie** The manor was not the oldest structure Stephanie had ever found herself exploring but it was one of the biggest. As an art student, her eye began to recognize and categorize every picture, carving, and statue into a time, a style,...

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The House on Rainbow Road - 03 - Molly

**Molly** Molly knew exactly what Hell felt like. It was a place filled with petty squabbling, self-centered, dim-witted girls who felt the need to wear overpriced shoes, with matching hand-bags, to a mansion which was out in the middle of nowhere....

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The House on Rainbow Road - 17 - Michelle

**Michelle** Michelle rushed through the halls with Rachel in tow. She practically had to drag the normally independent girl whose mind seemed to have shattered into a thousand pieces, but there was little she could do outside of keep moving....

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The House on Rainbow Road - 11 - Stephanie

**Stephanie** It had been a rough night already, and Stephanie felt her body beginning to get tired. A passing clock showed the hour hand half-past eleven, with the minute hand running quickly past the six. It was a strange thing to be feeling...

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The House on Rainbow Road - 09 - Stephanie

**Stephanie** Stephanie had been doing just fine for the first hour or two of their run through the estate. Sophia had a bad habit of squealing bits of the Lord's Prayers in Spanish when things jumped out of the shadows at them, but Cindy's...

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The House on Rainbow Road - 12 - Mary

**Mary** The house seemed much more eerie than it had all the times before Mary had visited. Though it had not been often, it was enough for her to decide she never wanted to be caught alone here. For the first time all night, Mary had been...

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Witch Blood - 08

All was quiet in the world beyond the sickbed. Nocturnal creatures slept during the daylight hours but there were echoes of their revelry all around. A pungent odor poured from every room and lingered in the poorly ventilated hallway. A powerful memory...

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Characters

The three parts of a story are Characters, Presentation, and Plot. As a rabid role player, characters and their personalities are the most important part of any of my stories. Get a couple of well-defined characters into a room together and let them...

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Soul Stalkers - 04

Chapter 4 "A werewolf club?" Tammy chuckled at Angela's suggestion but managed to keep herself from sneering at it. "What makes you think _that_ would be a good idea?" "Well, it's more a general paranormal club but I'm sure werewolves are part of...

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Plot

The three parts of a story are Characters, Presentation, and Plot. An interesting book called "The Energy of Delusion" told me that all of the great stories have already been told. Shakespeare also said this, and now he's a legend. Then a really...

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Presentation - Writing Style

The three parts of a story are Characters, Presentation, and Plot For most writers, this is the most important part. Characters and plots are the things we create in our heads and become all excited about, but a poor presentation can torpedo the...

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