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September 09
Self published author working on more books. I prefer fiction and have written about casino security in my first book. Now trying my hand at both romance and military fiction.
Chapter One Katie sat on the train thinking about Stewart. Her mind flashed through the last couple of months with him. Things had started out casually when he had wandered into the reception area where she worked, and had hit on her. She had been broken up with her last boyfriend for several months and was enjoying the attention. As they talked, he had gotten more and more physical with his advances. Before she knew it, she had let things go further...
Marlon entered the outer office. He glanced through the office to see what he was walking into. He noticed Commander Williams sitting in the corner chair. Marlon shot him a dirty look and walked over to the reception desk. “Commander Smith to see the Admiral.” He said quietly. The sailor behind the desk replied. “I’ll let the Admiral know you’re here, Commander. Please have a seat. Would you like some coffee while you wait?” “If it’s hot,”...
I would only say that how could she have "sucessfully managed to avoid confrontation" when she was being pursued by something? Obviously something had tried to confront her. Maybe a better word would be "contact"? It seems like a good start, though.
I think you changed tense here, "Even the little teacup he drunk out of had a smiling Holstein on the front." I think it should be "...he was drinking from had a smiling holstein on the front." "couldn’t see that him using the cream in his coffee-whiskey concoction" an extra "that" made it's way into the sentence there. "Most of the time, Harry turned a deaf ear to Ralphie’s crazy ideas." Then why was Harry glad Ralphie couldn't see him using the creamer? "It was if they moved" Should be "It ...
Very good, I just found a couple mistakes, "...he back was humped from arthritis" Should be "his back was humped from arthritis" Don't let the little errors bother you though, we all miss some somewhere. "The old man knew more than he told him about his fate." This should be in the past tense, "The old man had known more than he had told him about his fate." "He let go of her hand and she took his in hers..." This line is just a bit confusing. You might want to make it something like, "He let...
Very well written and full of feeling! Just a few susgestions: Where you wrote "He is my knight in shining armor, the prince of Cinderella, the Romeo of Juliet." You should maybe change it to "...the Prince of my Cinderella, the Romeo to my Juliet." When you put "my" there, it makes it more personal, and more posessive to you. "He completes me in a way that fills my heart overflowing with love." "Fills" and "Overflowing" don't really go well together here. Maybe it should be "He completes me ...