Preservation

by Eric Stoffle

Each of these six stories has a significant relationship at its core. And each of these six stories has a theme of preservation running through it. But not every relationship can be preserved. Sometimes preservation is in the act of acceptance and moving on. Sometimes it is about learning to do better. Sometimes preservation comes after a long absence, after what is lost is found.

Includes a new prologue and additional story.

39 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 12, 2009

About the author

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Eric Stoffle has worked in the publishing industry as well as law enforcement. He lives in Meridian, Idaho and is currently a detective for the Meridian Police Department.

Eric always had fond memories of Meridian from when he lived there as a child. When he began his law enforcement career, it was the place he wanted to serve as a police officer. He is proud of Meridian for becoming one of the top communities in the United States to live and raise a family.

Reviews

[TL *Humaning the Best She Can* · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ratings of individual stories:

Two hour rule: 4 stars
Preservation: 3.5 stars
Two peas: 4.5 stars
Zero: 4 stars
Pistola: 4.5 stars

Writing and characters : 5 stars
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A wonderful collection of short stories that focuses on relationships and how we touch the ones in our lives in some.

Each person felt real to me in this and I found myself missing them once each story ended.

Would recommend :)

[Christy-jim Schlangen · Rating 4 out of 5]

I will admit I have not read many short stories, but the commonality in these throughout the book connected Ted them well. It was an awesome quick read (listen) while I was on my way to work. I definitely look forward to reading more from this author and thanks for making them available as kindle unlimited books!