I am LJBush. I have been writing since I was a child, I began writing poetry and making up stories for my younger sister from about the age of 9. I have had a few of my poems published and some of these can be viewed on my @LJBush twitter profile.I have always been interested in Serial Killers; I know this may sound rather bizarre but I read everything I can about them and I guess I’ve just got a morbid curiosity about why they become what they are.I love everything Vampire but i must admit I lean more towards the mean ones, I have always been a sucker for a bad boy. I am single and have been now for a long while and I love it.
My First Novel of 3 “The Double Edged Sword” contains a mixture of both true facts and fiction I will let my readers decide which is which. One of my character’s is actually based on a real Vampire and I did quite a bit of research before I decided on him as a part of my novel. I am currently writing the second in the series called A Leap Of Faith. This picks up where The Double Edged Sword ends. I am working towards releasing it in November. I am a bit of a loner if i’m honest and tend to spend most of my time alone writing or playing my guitar. Thank you for taking the time to visit my profile page and I hope you will enjoy my books.
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Book Description:
L.J and her younger Sister Jo,had a harsh and traumatic childhood; they never felt they belonged. They were different.
As L.J grew into a young woman she felt hopeless and unfulfilled; she hated life. Little did she know she was being watched, and her desperate need to belong as a child would lead her to a life changing reunion with Jo, a dark looming stranger and a surprise transformation.
This would lead them both on a treacherous journey into the dark world of Vampires,Murderers.Bloodlust,Justice and Revenge.
I read this novel a few months ago and it made a deep impression on me. The early chapters especially are raw and poignant, and not easily forgotten.
I just wish someone could get that through Lorraine’s head…
I know you’ve tried….
Thomas, It was very heartening to see you featuring Lorraine’s work today. She’s not had an easy time of it lately ( thanks in no small measure to our government’s Dickensian policies ) and I know this will mean a lot to her. Thank you, my friend.
I hate to see talent go unrealized..and I hate seeing a friend in pain
What in the hell are Dickensian policies?
In this country a lot of people have been abusing the social security system, claiming benefits they had no right to etc. There are many families where no one has ever worked, and have no intention of ever doing so.
Unfortunately in trying to clamp down on this abuse the government are punishing the people most in need. Those genuinely unable to work are being treated as surplus to society. It would surprise no one to see a return to Victorian workhouses ( As in Charles Diskens’ day )
Ahhh…kinda like Amazon and the catch-all review debacle. I see. That’s troubling…
Yes, it’s very much like that. They’re both guilty of throwing the baby out with the bathwater.
Except in Lorraine’s case – and I’d have to assume many other’s, as well – we’re not talking about a review…