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Fedelta Parte 17: Misplaced Faith
Originally posted on Cereal Authors:Pic by Jon S. via Flickr When Cassie got to apartment, she was startled to see that Amato was nowhere in sight. He must be sleeping, Cassie thought to herself....
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Fedelta Parte 18: Hunted
*Warning language* “Open the door Amato, this is your last warning!” said the police officer on the other side of the door. Scrabbling around the apartment, Amato collected several of his personal...
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Fedelta Parte 19: Ghosted
With no place left to go, Amato and Cassie wander a bit before Amato turned to her, “Cass, things are gonna get rough. I only got one card to play before it’s over for me, you should go.” he said as...
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Fedelta Parte 21: Grumpy Old Men
As the bitterly cold wind blew snow in his face, Amato had to squint just to find the door of the VFW. With a gloved hand he knocked, and within a few seconds a large man answered, looking Amato up...
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Fedelta Parte 22: Our Better Angels
The halls of the VFW buzzed with activity as old men sprung to life coming and going while they rearranged the room. “Bring in that chalkboard!” ordered a man pointing the way with his cane. A door...
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What Inspired The Story? — Cereal Authors
What inspired the story, The Greenlee Project? I was asked that recently, authors are asked that question frequently about their work. Since this book is important to me, personally, and I believe in...
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Fedelta Parte 23: Duplicity
Find out who’s playing who, on the next installation of “Fedelta: Duplicity” by Rachel Rueben Source: Fedelta Parte 23: DuplicityFiled under: Uncategorized
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Fedelta Parte 24: The House That Destiny Built
Originally posted on Cereal Authors: Cassandra Fenetti waited for Stephano’s driver around the corner from the VFW. No one knew that she was even missing yet but it would only be a matter of time...
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Dellani Oakes Is Back With Book 3 of The Lone Wolf Series: The Maker
If anyone had asked Wil VanLipsig where he’d be in five years, he surely wouldn’t have said he’d be fighting the ultimate evil on an unknown planet in a lost galaxy. Fighting a war, probably. Killing...
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The New London Gazette: Wyverian Lord Thwarts Plot and Discovers Iceman!
The New London Gazette Wyverian Lord Thwarts Political Plot and Discovers Iceman! I was recently allowed to accompany Charles Latimer, the amazingly wealthy Hotelier on his quest half way across the...
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The Birth of a Legend: Yes, We Ride Again
Birth of a Legend By Dellani Oakes: Bus Driver The Fantastic Blog Hop was born out of desperation in March of 2013. A few broke authors got together and decided to try their hands at organizing a blog...
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Fedelta: Chapter 10: Identity Crisis
Originally posted on Cereal Authors: Photo by Jared Asato via Flickr As the morning sun struggled to pierce through the grey clouds, Detective Amato tried to make sense of what happened in Xavier Park....
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Conduct Unbecoming by Dellani Oakes
Romance and suspense, who would’ve thought those worlds would go so good together? I had never even heard of the term romance suspense until I was given “The Ninja Tattoo” and Immediately I was...
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Miss Mary Mack: My Latest Um…Novel?
The sound of little girls giggling and playing a hand clapping game could be heard all the way up to Old Man Oscar’s porch: “Miss Mary Mack, Mack, Mack…All dressed in black, black, black….She wore...
View ArticleWhen You’re The Killer: A Revelation On Writer’s Block
In the past year I’ve been suffering from writers block when it came to my novel Miss Mary Mack and I couldn’t understand why? I mean I could see the story clearly but I had trouble coming up with...
View ArticleLiterary Humor & Sarcasm Through The Ages
I was asked by Dellani Oakes and Karen Vaughan to participate in a blog series about sarcasm and humor so I decided to find out what was considered funny in literature. This quest took me way back...
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