Veronica Robinson Knihy

SEX! Now that I have your attention, writer's block can be frustrating, especially when you desperately want people to read your work. If it's not finished, how do you do that? After some thought (lots of it), it came to me; put it all in one book. Contained in this book is sex (the graphic kind that will make you crave a cigarette), historical romance, scifi, contemporary romance and some stuff that falls in the grey areas. None of them are finished but I still want you to read them! You'll also be along for an impromptu "find yourself" journey that I went on. The good news, I did find myself (strange right? you typically never find what you're looking for on those journey's) and you get to read some of my work.

Satan has won! At least that is what he thinks. The big war wiped out everything--churches, temples, synagogues--and anything having to do with religion is a thing of folklore now. Overnight, every religious leaders and anyone training or learning to help them were murdered. All churches and worship building all over the world were burned to the ground overnight. When everyone woke up the world as they knew it was no more. Quickly, anything having to do with a religion of any kind was outlawed. The worst thing you could have was a Bible of any kind. One hundred years later, the war that was all over the Earth was finally over. There are no more schools, stores, and technology, and books are very few, and most did not know how to read and write anymore anyway. The Earth was a leftover battlefield with no countries and no leaders left. Then a tall stranger comes out of nowhere. Looking at him, it was hard not to listen to him and do what he wanted you to do just to be able to get close to him. Did Satan finally kill God?

Un garçon de treize ans vient d'emménager, avec sa famille, dans un lotissement d'une banlieue anglaise. Les enfants du voisinage cherchent à faire sa connaissance, mais le nouveau venu leur semble bizarre, étrange... C'est que David n'entend rien : il est sourd de naissance et ne parle pratiquement pas. Michaël ne se laisse pourtant pas décourager. Il essaie de nouer un dialogue avec David... et va tenter de le faire accepter par ses camarades... Les enfants réussiront-ils à communiquer, à se comprendre ?