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Happy March. Can you believe it’s almost springtime already? Just a couple more weeks and it will officially be spring. Here in Nebraska, it won’t be spring until late April. We tend to have at least one snow fall in March and early April though it may very well be different this year as we’ve had a very mild winter. 

So I finished last term with an A in my Advanced Fiction Workshop and a B- in my World Literature class. I’m not surprised by either grade. I laughed when I got some feedback from my Advanced Fiction Professor. I thought I’d share it with you guys. 

Joy! Do you feel joy in this work? You should. You've come a long way and I'm impressed. We've known each other but a few weeks, online, really. But dare I posit a guess that sometimes you (or your mouthy brain) get in your own way? That is, maybe you tend to overthink things just a teeny, tiny, little bit?  No judgement. We all do it sometimes. But in your writing I see natural instincts about plot and character. The more you practice, the more I hope you come to believe in this, your instinct.

She doesn’t even know me in person, and she figured that out. I got to say, I’m impressed. I do have a bad habit of getting in my own way and over thinking things. I think we all do at some point. I’m working on that. 

Well, that’s all from me for this month. I’ll see you guys in April. I hope y’all have a fantastic start of spring. 

After years of abuse at the hands of her stepfather, 16-year-old Kiara finally fights back.

Determined to keep what's left of her shattered family together, Kiara gets emancipated. With the help of family they never knew they had, can Kiara finally heal from her past, or will her inner demons cause her to lose everyone she loves?

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Just yes. 

It’s stupid. I know better. To say yes means there is never a chance to say no. I won’t control anything in my life, least of all how I live. This one word utterly takes over, and I no longer know where to turn for help. My release, my painful savior the blade, is now gone. All that remains is Demari Sestra. 

He always gives me a chance, a moment before the darkness to walk away. I can, I know it, but I never do. It leaves no one to blame but me. 

Rani, I once warned you the world would break you if you let it. 

Maybe I should have followed my own advice.

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No nightmares about my dad’s car crashing or my sister’s tiny face vanishing in a window of red. No, not anymore. Now when

I sleep I fall into an expanse of frozen wilderness, the other life I’ve lived…

The one I’ve lived with him.

Anna experiences vivid dreams from a past-life she lived in the 1800s with her husband Robert and their children in the wilderness of the Michigan Territory. Much like her own mother grieving the man and child she lost, Anna can’t simply let go of the memories that haunt her.

But when she runs into Robert in this lifetime, a whirlwind of their past lives—and deaths—rocks her modern world to the core. What will she be willing to risk to spend every lifetime with Robert?

In the twists and turns of “repeating” their lives over and over through time, Anna must sacrifice everything for a glimpse of immortal love.

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Cheers,

Lucia Sugafield

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