By Linda DeMeulemeester
As a Teacher, Angela was responsible for guiding the development of Institution’s children-after all the bad memories and feelings that troubled them had been taken away. However, somewhere in the utopia of Institution a dissident lurked, unwilling to conform to the unquestioning bliss of harmony. And now, Angela had an assignment of her own: To suss out the disruptor in her perfect community for mindshaping.
By David Thomas Lord
Isaac was the perfect son, the handsome, brilliant apple of his father’s eye. Dr. Ryckman and his wife could not have been happier when their beloved son returned from his travels bringing with him his new fiancée Elizabeth, who had nursed him through a mysterious illness that had laid him low in far Transylvania. But on the eve of their wedding, the good doctor discovers that whatever that dark affliction was, it, too, had returned to Amsterdam with Isaac, hanging like a dark shadow overhead.
By David Thomas Lord
Her heart desired nothing more than the joy of having a child to call her own. Her womb, however, repeatedly mocked and disappointed her wish. But in a dark Chicago alleyway, she found something to share the love that pulsed within her veins, in her breast.
