The Dome

by Eileen Enwright Hodgetts

THE DOME is a collection of short works from Eileen Enwright Hodgetts, USA Today best selling author. These stories have something for everyone who has ever wondered “what if…” In the dystopian world of THE DOME, the last remnants of mankind struggle to become worthy to enter the Dome where life will be renewed. In THE ELF DOOR a grieving woman creates a door that will take her home to the Scottish Highlands. VISITORS features three women in a rural trailer park trying to convince themselves that they have been visited by aliens and in SOLSTICE a young woman faces temptation in a rundown bar where the sinister solstice fires are burning. THE LAST WISE MAN presents the possibility that the Christmas nativity is not limited to planet Earth and is not only for humans. ILL MET BY MOONLIGHT takes us to the front lines of World War One. ATHELSTANE THE SAXON begins the search for Excalibur, the sword of Arthur, and ALIBI is a murder mystery set in London during WW2.

Kindle Edition

Published March 5, 2020

About the author

Eileen Enwright Hodgetts is a much traveled writer. Brought up in England and Wales, she has also lived and worked in South Africa and Uganda. Eileen and her husband, Graham, now make their home in Baden, PA. Eileen’s life experiences allow her to use exotic backgrounds for her novels and to understand how an adventure can begin with just one small incident. For ten years she directed a humanitarian mission in East Africa as an employee of Christ Church at Grove Farm in Sewickley, PA. and her whole family continues to be involved in Uganda through the Ugandan Gold Coffee project bringing coffee to the United States and returning the profits to Uganda to be used for drilling water wells. She writes historical fiction from Arthurian sagas to World War Two murder mysteries. The major movie "Unsinkable", currently in production, is based on her national award-winning stage play "Titanic to all Ships". Her latest work "The Girl on the Carpathia - A novel of the Titanic" reflects over twenty years of research into both the US senate hearings and the British inquiry into the sinking.