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After the Storm
by
Chrissy Munder (Goodreads Author)
Angry and frustrated with his chronic illness, Vincent Poulsen moves into an old lighthouse to live out the few days he has left. After a dangerous collapse, he meets the ghostly Captain Cason, who shares stories of his distant past. In the process, Vincent stumbles over the tragedy that binds the captain to the lighthouse and his haunted memories. Then fate offers them in...more
ebook, 70 pages
Published
April 14th 2010
by Dreamspinner Press
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4.5
After the Storm is totally unexpected and equally delightful. For those that didn’t read this offering first in the anthology, you’ll definitely want to get it now. The great characters, descriptive writing, clever ending, and above all really wonderful ambiance create an unforgettable story with a great twist. This story just solidifies Munder on my must-read book list.
The prologue begins with a creepy story told around the campfire. The storyteller is telling a scary tale about the lightho...more
After the Storm is totally unexpected and equally delightful. For those that didn’t read this offering first in the anthology, you’ll definitely want to get it now. The great characters, descriptive writing, clever ending, and above all really wonderful ambiance create an unforgettable story with a great twist. This story just solidifies Munder on my must-read book list.
The prologue begins with a creepy story told around the campfire. The storyteller is telling a scary tale about the lightho...more
Not quite a ghostly tale (or is it?), After the Storm haunts you. Beautifully written, the friendship and understanding between Vince and the Captain captivates. Vincent's illness is real and his struggles with it gripping, but not so much that the reader is completely focused on that part of the story. It's in his efforts to die his way, if not with dignity, then with freedom. The Captain's tale is no less riveting; its resolution emotive.
I will be thinking of this story for days to come, if n...more
I will be thinking of this story for days to come, if n...more
A terminally ill man, a lighthouse, and a ghost. Nicely written short story/novella, with an evocative setting and an interesting main character.
Not my usual sort of story to read, but it wasn't bad at all. I actually got into it after a while and ended up really enjoying it. I do like the supernatural little twists in my stories :)
Deeply touching story.
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I'm an author of erotic romance - currently having a wonderful time writing m/m romance.
I write a little of everything that strikes my fancy: romance, scifi, contemporary erotica, even a little horror on occasion. But overall I prefer to focus on three key elements in life: Love, Laughter and Desire.
I believe you can never have enough of those three elements and with them there isn't anything life...more
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I write a little of everything that strikes my fancy: romance, scifi, contemporary erotica, even a little horror on occasion. But overall I prefer to focus on three key elements in life: Love, Laughter and Desire.
I believe you can never have enough of those three elements and with them there isn't anything life...more
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