The heart never forgets. Time may pass but love remains eternally. Sarah thought she was dreaming that her husband came home early from his fishing trip. It was a fishing trip she'd never forget.
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The Mansion on Pine by C.A. Keith
What happens when curiosity gets the better of best friends Aaron and Colin? They wondered about the old Mansion house they walked past every day. There was an eeriness about it. There were rumours that it was haunted. What was the real story behind the old mansion house?
The Dance of the Tarantella C.A. Keith
The term aphrodisiac raises eyebrows. The Dance of the Tarantella and Witches portrays a story of seduction and ritualistic dance to attain a sexual awakening. Are aphrodisiacs really a new concept?
Language Acquisition: A Deaf and Hearing Comparison C.A. Keith
How does a deaf child's language compare to a hearing child's language? If a deaf child can't hear, do they fall behind in linguistic development?
I Want to be a Drag Queen by C. A. Keith
Eloquent steps dance across the stage. Their presence is mesmerizing: to dress up like a drag queen.
Happy Valentine’s by C. A. Keith
How are you going to make Valentine's Day special?
Time Flies by C. A. Keith
Time goes on and life changes; I get that. But why must time fly so damn fast? One day you are looking up at yourself in the mirror, hair uncombed and puffy bags under the eyes. You are wearing yesterday’s clothes that you jumped into quickly as you heard the children rustling in the background. When … Continue reading Time Flies by C. A. Keith
Life in the War Zone by Paul White
Paul White is an author, blogger & poet and a great inspiration to me as an indie writer. I have collaborated with Paul White and other writers from across the globe to publish a few great books. It comes as no surprise that this wonderfully written book has come available. His writing covers various genres and topics, … Continue reading Life in the War Zone by Paul White
Pinetree Trail
Walking up the escarpment on a snowy cold day proved to be more of an adventure than Sammy, and her dog Lucy, anticipated.
C. A. Keith 