Character Bio: Nichole is smart, athletic and sometimes a bit of a jerk, especially to Jayne. Nichole doesn’t have a coming of age story; her teen years were thrust upon her, leaving her angry and confused. She doesn't fully understand why, but she believes Jayne has something to do with all the weird things happening at the foster home. The trauma of not knowing her past and her struggle to know the truth mold her into a fierce daughter, sister and friend.
Jayne is perfectly content staying off the radar of bullies at school, reading, watching movies with her best friend, and going on family outings with her mom and dad. Life is pretty sweet and perfectly boring. But everything changes while on an early morning bike ride with her parents, when a tragedy would lead to a discovery about her family's history that is anything but normal.
Here's an update on my bOOOOk timeline! Goal set.
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I survived the North Dakota winter--a very different experience from mild SW Washington winters. Here's a few things that got me through it.
I moved to North Dakota. I wrote a poem in an attempt to process it.
I wanted to write them, but my heart is too heavy.
Confessions of where I've been, what I've been doing, and plans for the future...sexy...
What if the difference between writing your book or not comes down to believing in yourself or not? The same applies to any dream or goal.
It's a tale as old as time—a mystical fable with a princess, a frog and a not-so-fairy-godmother. A parable that explores Mark Twain's frog eating advice and procrastination.
Shawnee Randolph 