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Desperate
The Fallen Kisses Series is a steamy retelling of Rapunzel with an angel twist. It is a spin-off series of Just One Golden Kiss.
At 8, 900 words, Desperate is the second episode. In DESPERATE , Zel finds a way to escape from the witch who is keeping her locked up in a tower. Once reunited, Zel and Xavier reignite their desire for each other and begin their wedding preparations, but in the darkness, unbeknownst to them, someone awaits, someone who is determined to separate them again.
Zel and Xavier, the two main characters in the Fallen Kisses series, first make an appearance in Golden Shadows (currently free), episode two of the Golden Erotic Tales.
Desperate is for mature audiences only.
Other episodes in the series Broken (Fallen Kisses, #1) Ruined (Fallen Kisses, #3) Fallen Kisses, the complete short novel sequel to Just One Golden Kiss, is also now available.
At 8, 900 words, Desperate is the second episode. In DESPERATE , Zel finds a way to escape from the witch who is keeping her locked up in a tower. Once reunited, Zel and Xavier reignite their desire for each other and begin their wedding preparations, but in the darkness, unbeknownst to them, someone awaits, someone who is determined to separate them again.
Zel and Xavier, the two main characters in the Fallen Kisses series, first make an appearance in Golden Shadows (currently free), episode two of the Golden Erotic Tales.
Desperate is for mature audiences only.
Other episodes in the series Broken (Fallen Kisses, #1) Ruined (Fallen Kisses, #3) Fallen Kisses, the complete short novel sequel to Just One Golden Kiss, is also now available.
31 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 8, 2013
3 people want to read
About the author
M.A. Thomas
17 books20 followersI'm a mother, wife, long time journalist and community worker, I started my first novel series as a way to help teens discover who they are; reconnect with parents; engage with a more diverse range of texts; find their voices and ultimately interact better with teachers and peers.
I wanted to help Australian youths find their own path to joy, love and fulfilment earlier than the generations before them and I know from experience working in the mental health sector that peer support is the best way to do this. Reading books about real lives takes you on a journey, a journey which can be very trying at times, but sometimes reading about how others have lived and escaping your own reality for a few hours can be just as beneficial as working through your troubles.
I also work with the community through local not-for-profit agencies to promote narrative practice, which put simply, is a respectful, non-blaming approach to community work which centres people as the experts of their own lives and views problems as separate from people. By reflecting on the events of your life through therapeutic journal writing and drawing, tree of life workshops and creative writing classes you take control of your own health and well-being journey. I love that through my work I can assist people to reduce the influence of problems in their lives. If you're interested in setting up a group to facilitate youths learning these healthier coping skills, email me at info@authormathomas.com.au
I also release a monthly newsletter of book reviews, works I have read myself or I include ones that the beautiful teens down at the local youth hub have finished and reviewed for this project. The archive of these newsletters is available here, just click the links below and start updating your To Be Read lists.
https://issuu.com/thebookreviewproject/
I wanted to help Australian youths find their own path to joy, love and fulfilment earlier than the generations before them and I know from experience working in the mental health sector that peer support is the best way to do this. Reading books about real lives takes you on a journey, a journey which can be very trying at times, but sometimes reading about how others have lived and escaping your own reality for a few hours can be just as beneficial as working through your troubles.
I also work with the community through local not-for-profit agencies to promote narrative practice, which put simply, is a respectful, non-blaming approach to community work which centres people as the experts of their own lives and views problems as separate from people. By reflecting on the events of your life through therapeutic journal writing and drawing, tree of life workshops and creative writing classes you take control of your own health and well-being journey. I love that through my work I can assist people to reduce the influence of problems in their lives. If you're interested in setting up a group to facilitate youths learning these healthier coping skills, email me at info@authormathomas.com.au
I also release a monthly newsletter of book reviews, works I have read myself or I include ones that the beautiful teens down at the local youth hub have finished and reviewed for this project. The archive of these newsletters is available here, just click the links below and start updating your To Be Read lists.
https://issuu.com/thebookreviewproject/
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