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Vixen Two
I'm Dr. Meera Driver, lover of all things superhero-- carrying Nighthawk's super baby, acting as substitute boss of the super villains in Alley Cat's absence, and all the while I'm still researching the integrity of cell membranes and mitochondrial disease.
When who should appear? No, it's not Santa and all his mini-reindeer. It's my former lover, Green Ghost. The reason? He's after a secret I've hidden from him for ten long years. It's a super secret. Is this the end of Green Ghost or the end of the world as we know it?
22 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 8, 2014
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About the author
J.R. Barrett
35 books11 followersThis author also writes as Julia Rachel Barrett and Julia Barrett.
If one word describes me, it's eclectic. Or so my friends say. I'm a lover of books, poetry, art, history, baseball, barbecue, chocolate, coffee, children, animals and the great outdoors. I'm a hospice nurse as well as a writer, but I got my first job at the age of twelve so believe me when I tell you if my heroines are doing it, I've probably done it. At the heart of every one of my stories is a real life event. (Even in Captured!)
If I was pressed to brand my romances, I guess I'd say I write romance for the thinking woman. Or I try. I layer my stories with meaning - I have fun, yes, but I draw on my literary background and I love nothing more than to sprinkle a special pixie dust composed of one part mythos, one part symbolism. I'm quite fond of Joseph Campbell and Carl Jung.
Family is everything to me. I keep my kids private, but my mom and dad and my poor husband are occasionally fair game! And I talk about my German shepherd, Jake, all the time.
I am also a hospice nurse and I write nonfiction-- articles for medical and nursing journals. I have a full-length work of nonfiction regarding my experiences with hospice: One Foot In Heaven, Journey of a Hospice Nurse.
Come by and visit anytime! juliarachelbarrett(dot)net
If one word describes me, it's eclectic. Or so my friends say. I'm a lover of books, poetry, art, history, baseball, barbecue, chocolate, coffee, children, animals and the great outdoors. I'm a hospice nurse as well as a writer, but I got my first job at the age of twelve so believe me when I tell you if my heroines are doing it, I've probably done it. At the heart of every one of my stories is a real life event. (Even in Captured!)
If I was pressed to brand my romances, I guess I'd say I write romance for the thinking woman. Or I try. I layer my stories with meaning - I have fun, yes, but I draw on my literary background and I love nothing more than to sprinkle a special pixie dust composed of one part mythos, one part symbolism. I'm quite fond of Joseph Campbell and Carl Jung.
Family is everything to me. I keep my kids private, but my mom and dad and my poor husband are occasionally fair game! And I talk about my German shepherd, Jake, all the time.
I am also a hospice nurse and I write nonfiction-- articles for medical and nursing journals. I have a full-length work of nonfiction regarding my experiences with hospice: One Foot In Heaven, Journey of a Hospice Nurse.
Come by and visit anytime! juliarachelbarrett(dot)net
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December 18, 2016
“STOP HOVERING, MISS KITTY. I’m fine. See?” I straighten my shoulders. Stick out my ripe round belly. “I can stand all by myself like a big girl.” I roll my eyes at her oh-so-obvious exasperation. “I just need a few more minutes. I’m right in the middle of something.”
She’s pointing at my bare feet, a big old frown on her face.
“My feet are perfectly fine. No swelling, see?” I lift up a foot, shake it in her direction.
Miss Kitty crosses her arms.
I know, I’m a problem child, but in my defense, so is she.
Enjoyable but felt a bit rushed in places.
She’s pointing at my bare feet, a big old frown on her face.
“My feet are perfectly fine. No swelling, see?” I lift up a foot, shake it in her direction.
Miss Kitty crosses her arms.
I know, I’m a problem child, but in my defense, so is she.
Enjoyable but felt a bit rushed in places.
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