"How could she leave the Central Hearth without taking her things with her? She said she would get them before leaving."
"She probably never took her things with her because she may have never left the Central Hearth."
Continuous mystery. The ultimate page-turner.
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A tabby and white cat looking out the window. He is sitting with his front his body on bookcase and his front feet on the lower window sill.
Contemplating Good Friday. Or watching birds. Hard to tell. #CatsOfBlueSky #Cats
Hello Saturday.
🖼️ Vicki Sawyer
Vivid colors. Wonderful.
Right. Every work is unique. It reflects experiences and thoughts accumulated at that life stage, which are special for every author. None compares to any other. So yes, there is no need for comparisons, I agree. Incentives are not the same for all.
I really like this topic. Thank you for bringing it up. If an author thinks how the result will be, the result won't come. Sometimes, it's better to enjoy walking on air. When I wrote the first paragraph of The Hidden Face, I didn't know it would become The Hidden Face. It was my precious paragraph.
"How could she leave the Central Hearth without taking her things with her? She said she would get them before leaving."
"She probably never took her things with her because she may have never left the Central Hearth."
Continuous mystery. The ultimate page-turner.
Amazon, Ebay: linktr.ee/miverras
