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Here is approximately 100 – 150 words from a randomly selected original piece for your enjoyment. These samples can include excerpts from my all my WIPs and my Eternal Curse Series, but only as works in progress (not the final products). These samples of published and unpublished works are protected under the U.S. Copyright agreement.

It’s Like the Full Moon- chapter 4.4 (wip)

Before Rebecca realized it, she and Paul had reached the village where the inn was and soon they would be in their warm dry rooms preparing for dinner. The sky had clouded up and it looked as though rain was eminent, but they didn’t rush back to the inn. They’d walked a long way and knew the end was near; they were okay with catching a few droplets if it came down to it. Just a few feet from the entrance of the inn, standing under an old street lamp Rebecca turned to Paul and smiled at him. “I can’t believe I’m saying this, but thank you. I had a really wonderful day.”

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Here is approximately 100 – 150 words from a randomly selected original piece for your enjoyment. These samples can include excerpts from my all my WIPs and my Eternal Curse Series, but only as works in progress (not the final products). These samples of published and unpublished works are protected under the U.S. Copyright agreement.

It’s Like the Full Moon chapter 4.3 (wip)

The Thorntons, Lisa, and Rebecca didn’t bother fighting with the crowd. They waited for the front to fill up and took the much roomier seats at the back that didn’t have such a wide and clear view. “Do worry about looking out the windows,” said Mr. Thornton, “We’ll see all the good stuff when we get out.” He was right. The bus ride seemed to be somewhat troublesome to the dozens of touristy sheep piling over themselves trying to take mostly failed scenic photos as the bus bumped and jumped around every corner and rolled over every crevice. The enjoyment of the bumpy ride was only appreciated by the small rowdy group at the back of the bus; they told silly stories and laughed each time someone dropped something as a result of the buses rush.

Thank you for taking the time to read this post. If you like it let me know and share it with others. See you next time, Toi Thomas. #thetoiboxofwords