Electricity

by A.M. Leibowitz

A late night drive and a thunderstorm lead Trace Watson to the doorstep of a former classmate. Angel Zamora gives Trace shelter for the night, and the two share an electrically-charged connection that unleashes the secret they both possess.

22 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 15, 2015

About the author

Author. Editor. Spouse, parent, queer, feminist, reader, and writer falling somewhere on the Geek-Nerd Spectrum. Agnostic Christian offering commentary on faith, culture, and writing. Read more: http://amleibowitz.com/about-me/

Reviews

[Debbie McGowan · Rating 5 out of 5]

I'm going to read this again when I'm awake! I made it my bedtime reading for the past few nights, and it definitely requires a little more concentration than I've got at two a.m. However, it's also wonderful to read something so well written and know I can focus on the narrative rather than whether the grammar and punctuation are correct. :)

This is a short story about...well, I'm not entirely sure, but it feels like the beginning of a mesh of stories, and I'm rating it on that basis. Things happen very quickly, and I get the feeling it's intentional.

Of course, all of this is soooo cryptic, because explaining would lead to spoilers!

Thinks I'm going to have to ask the author some questions...