Nikki Kitchen
Jessica jolted awake at the sound coming from the side of her bed but she was too late. Kimmy, her daughter, threw up all over her.
The End (at least for that night's sleep)
If you're a parent, you know the joys of children. You also know that horrifying sound of your child standing beside your bed, about to throw up. Because as parents we all know, the kids don't run to the bathroom, they run to mom, and if mom is lucky, she'll get her child to the toilet in time.
The End (at least for that night's sleep)
If you're a parent, you know the joys of children. You also know that horrifying sound of your child standing beside your bed, about to throw up. Because as parents we all know, the kids don't run to the bathroom, they run to mom, and if mom is lucky, she'll get her child to the toilet in time.
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Nikki Kitchen:
From a technical perspective I was surprised the chapters from one book flow to the next when with slight tweaking and more emphasis on a cliff-hanger at the end each story could standalone. Did you do this for any reason besides breaking the 800 pages into small segments?
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