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Over the Moon

   (1 review)
Genres: Paranormal,
Sub-genres: Romantic Paranormal

Written in response to the Grid and Dice Prompt: A lonely duck who can't shift flies away from Roswell, NM with "Shit, they saw me!" echoing in his brain.

Isaac Goldeneye is a lonely man who carries some heavy secrets with him wherever he goes. He's always on the road. He lives through his tough, lonely job, too busy or preoccupied to hear what's going on in his heart.  But maybe he's ready to listen.
Copyright © 2017 Parker Owens; All Rights Reserved.

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  • Action Packed 2
  • Addictive/Pacing 2
  • Characters 3
  • Chills 1
  • Cliffhanger 0
  • Compelling 1
  • Feel-Good 0
  • Humor 1
  • Smoldering 1
  • Tearjerker 0
  • Unique 3
  • World Building 1
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Dan South

Dan South 6,553

   1 of 1 member found this review helpful 1 / 1 member

This fine tale about tail is a worthy read. Isaac Goldeneye carries the weight of the world, his lonely world, on his back. Another town, another job. Another night alone.

His only mistress is the moon.

An unparalleled expert in his field he never ducks from his responsibilities. Isaac is steady. Isaac is sure until he isn’t.

A distant sound. A long-standing desire. 

How could Roswell, New Mexico be different? Let’s see …

 

Response from the author:

Isaac's story is a wild one, but it represents just one more reason to look for the extraordinary in the faces of the ordinary folks we meet every day.  This is a tale I enjoyed writing far more than I thought I would. Thank you very, very much for your kind review of this story.

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