Seems to me the best stories are the ones that pretty much write themselves. I’ve never used an outline. I start with the general idea and let the characters do what they want to do.
Our personalities leak in and hopefully, the end result of that combination is entertaining.
As always, your feedback is great. I’m glad you feel they were well written. Maybe I am getting better at this as I go along. I’ll give some credit to my Beta Reader, @Sherye Story Reader keeps me on track, finding my mistakes.
I appreciate the feedback. I have a somewhat off-center sense of humor. Fortunately, it still provides humor to others. Personally, I think 'Well, Well, Well' is funnier, but maybe that's just me.
Thanks. I'm happy when my readers are satisfied. When I started writing last March, I wasn't sure how good my stories would be. Now, a little over a year and a half and thirty stories later (including nifty), I'm still going strong! Without feedback from readers like you, I would have given up long ago.
A little googling, but, yeah, I wanted that part to be true-to life. All my characters are real to me. I'm always thinking what else I can do as a sequel.
After Abel pleaded guilty to a life sentence with parole eligibility after thirty-three years, things settled down for the Nelson/Taft family. The kids finished their school year and Brendan planned a family vacation. Once he heard the bitch and her bastard husband never went away for a vacation, Brendan decided he'd splurge. He arranged with his manager to take off from the second to the thirteenth of June. School ending on May twenty-sixth allowed for an earlier trip. Much later, and central F