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Welcome to a snippet from Courage of the Heart. Courage of the Heart was originally published by Xlibris in 1999 (BEFORE they went full vanity press) - with no real marketing efforts from the publisher and before I knew much about the subject, it didn't do very well. However it was revised slightly and republished by Vanilla Heart Publishing in 2009 and has enjoyed a healthier reception.
Davie comes back from her father's to find Adam in the hospital with a serious case of pneumonia. When he is released, she stays with him to nurse him back to health.
This will be the final snippet from Courage of the Heart, next week I'll move on to another story. Your comments have helped me see different views of my writing and it's been really helpful. I used creative punctuation to make this fit:
Davie comes back from her father's to find Adam in the hospital with a serious case of pneumonia. When he is released, she stays with him to nurse him back to health.
This will be the final snippet from Courage of the Heart, next week I'll move on to another story. Your comments have helped me see different views of my writing and it's been really helpful. I used creative punctuation to make this fit:
"You said earlier that you
wanted to talk."
"Yeah, Davie, this is really
important…"
Davie knelt on the carpet next to the
couch, "I'm here."
Adam twisted to face her, he realized
he was having difficulty finding the right words to start, "It's about us,
I want there to be an us, I don't know where this relationship will wind up,
but suddenly I find myself thinking of tomorrow…with you. I never meant for
that to happen."
"Why does that scare you?"
Davie spoke softly.
"It scares me that you might not
want to be a part of it," Adam swallowed and looked uncomfortably around
the room; he realized that this could be the most important thing he ever had
to say. His eyes finally settled on her, "Davie, there are some things I
have to tell you about my past, some things that may make you walk out and
never look back."
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