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Love In An Elevator: A Love And Relationship Short Story
Katie and Tom are struggling to fix their marriage and can't seem to figure things out. Desperately trying to make things work and failing at every turn, even with the help of a psychiatrist.
But when when they get stuck in an elevator on their way to meet with a world renowned relationship specialist, will the harrowing experience end their marriage for good? Or will they find love in an elevator?
Love In An Elevator is a featured short story published in the You're Not Alone Anthology, also now available on Amazon. All profits from the sale of You're Not Alone (ASIN: B00Y5RCOOE) go to a fund in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support.
But when when they get stuck in an elevator on their way to meet with a world renowned relationship specialist, will the harrowing experience end their marriage for good? Or will they find love in an elevator?
Love In An Elevator is a featured short story published in the You're Not Alone Anthology, also now available on Amazon. All profits from the sale of You're Not Alone (ASIN: B00Y5RCOOE) go to a fund in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support.
13 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 12, 2015
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About the author
S.E. Meyer
11 books48 followersS. E. Meyer crafts speculative thrillers that pair high concept, cinematic pacing with intimate emotion. From augmented realities to hidden conspiracies, Meyer’s work examines beauty, power, love and the human condition through creatively unique premises that grip from the first page to the last.
Self employed, author, researcher, Meyer lives in Wisconsin with his wife of more than 30 years. Meyer loves the outdoors and tries to spend as much time there as possible.
Self employed, author, researcher, Meyer lives in Wisconsin with his wife of more than 30 years. Meyer loves the outdoors and tries to spend as much time there as possible.
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August 25, 2023
Wow! For a short story that is written in a manner it comes across as light hearted, this packs a punch.
While it doesn’t answer life’s mysteries or questions it should be required reading for couples struggling in their relationship. Besides the story that is told the idea that in order to really hear each other they need to be totally alone, no interruptions, no excuses and no way to leave is so spot on it would be an effective counseling tool.
This book definitely makes you think and isn’t that what we read should do?
While it doesn’t answer life’s mysteries or questions it should be required reading for couples struggling in their relationship. Besides the story that is told the idea that in order to really hear each other they need to be totally alone, no interruptions, no excuses and no way to leave is so spot on it would be an effective counseling tool.
This book definitely makes you think and isn’t that what we read should do?
July 15, 2015
Quality time alone is a couple's best friend.
A cute well told story that, despite mildly predictable, was entertaining and enjoyable beginning to end.
The story was drafted in clear scenes with only some mild telling (vs showing) at the end. Call it a parable, and structurally it's perfectly told.
I would have enjoyed more similes like, "Katie's anger boiled over like a forgotten pot of pasta left unattended on high heat."
But the ending was uplifting and satisfying. Glad it's available as a stand alone, and as part of a larger charity anthology collection.
A cute well told story that, despite mildly predictable, was entertaining and enjoyable beginning to end.
The story was drafted in clear scenes with only some mild telling (vs showing) at the end. Call it a parable, and structurally it's perfectly told.
I would have enjoyed more similes like, "Katie's anger boiled over like a forgotten pot of pasta left unattended on high heat."
But the ending was uplifting and satisfying. Glad it's available as a stand alone, and as part of a larger charity anthology collection.
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