A Human Story

by Stella Jones

Every love story deserves its own tragedy. That which makes it worth all the work and


effort put forth to make it click. And in the background of every love is a lust for


more…power, intimacy….something that always keeps the need flowing between the


two….or three, in some stories.


When secrets swirl around you and lick the nape of your neck, like unexpected snow


flurries in the middle of Fall, you sometimes think it’s just your imagination. But you


should never ignore your intuition…doing so could kill you, or at best stymie your belief


in your own ability to care for what matters most, you.


Now I can tell you about Sissen and Ezekial. When you first meet them, they almost seem to


be the background for another more interesting and enticing tale, but things are never


really what they seem.


You have to be patient, because love grows….as do other things that we nurture in the


middle of the night when no one is looking.


This is a continuation in a series of stories that explore the evolution and progression of a


species of beings that are genetically wolves, yet through metamorphosis are able to co-


exist with, and amongst, human beings.


This specific tale, A Human Story, is distinctly different in this collection, in that the


two main protagonists are human, which is in stark contrast to the other stories, in which


at least one of the lead characters is 'WOLF'.


The two main characters are Sissen and Ezekial.  These characters are intimately


involved in the lives of wolves, although one of these parties is completely oblivious to


this fact.


The title of the story is such because the afflictions explored in this tale, as well as their


genetic make-up, cause this to be distinctly and uniquely a tale of the human experience.


See you soon.


Enjoy.


Stella Jones
May 3, 2018
@StellaJonesParanormalRomance

Genres: Fantasy

490 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 13, 2018

About the author

Stella Jones is an author, mom, wife, plastic surgeon, and all-around shapeshifter of sorts, who has always lived boldly, laughs loud and chases her dreams wherever they may lead.

The writer threads aspects of her life into these paranormal romance tales so that she can release the passion and demons into the wild and lure you into her world and leave you breathless.

Come journey with her as she tells you about life and how her wolf hunted her down, conquered her flesh, and helped make her whole.

Cheers 🥂

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Reviews

[Candra Hodge · Rating 3 out of 5]

I honestly only got through 25 percent of this book. I have a rule due to my large tbr list: the book doesn't keep my interest 25 percent in- I stop reading it. This book I would consider to be okay. I didn't like that the book seemed to start in the middle of a story. Overall, it wasn't bad- but there really wasn't anything to truly peek the interest and set it apart from every other love story in this type of paranormal romance. I may finish it at a later time - maybe.

I won this book through a goodreads.com giveaway.

[Aadetola · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is well written. It is a great love story an awesome everyday story. Intensively entwines friendship, love, life and it is really a human story.

[Monica · Rating 2 out of 5]

DNF at 8%. The author warns in the prologue that this is not a typically written novel, and she is correct. The story feels very disjointed and I did not feel emotionally connected to any of the characters. The back story so far has not been well-integrated into the front story and there has been much more telling than showing.

[RK Byers · Rating 5 out of 5]

hooked from Sissen’s “former profession” reveal!

maybe I’m just a fan of the tawdry. so glad that they’ll be more too. one would think that werewolves would, in fact, be constantly in jeopardy, the likely sources being legion. funny sidebar: in the dedications, when the writer listed her musical inspirations and Stevie Wonder’s “Superwoman” appeared, I was actually listening to that very song! kismet

[Teri Stinson · Rating 1 out of 5]

I got 32% through this book and decided to give up. The Prolong warned that this isn't a typical writing but it's all over the place. While reading it jumps from one situation to a later time and it's confusing. I thought maybe my brain was thinking about something else while I was reading and that's why I felt like I was missing stuff. I just reread the last paragraph and the next paragraph that was broken up in between the chapter and it made no sense at all

[Joanne Martinez · Rating 4 out of 5]

Well written and captivating, this story has love, passion and intrigue. I was always waiting for the next thing to jump off while enjoying the ride of the main character's budding love story. I look forward to more!