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    Silas Savage
    Silas Savage
    Silas Savage
    Ebook45 pages41 minutes

    Silas Savage

    By Marcia Carrington

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    Tragedy has visited Linda’s life yet again, and unable to cope with the loneliness she moves in with her parents. One day she meets the man on the motorbike one year after their initial encounter, and is drawn to get to know him better, despite her parents’ misgivings. Will his moody disposition, and secrets from his past make Linda regret that she came into contact with the enigmatic, volatile Silas Savage?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMarcia Carrington
    Release dateDec 2, 2016
    ISBN9781311915986
    Silas Savage
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    Marcia Carrington

    Marcia Carrington writes about the human condition, exploring what makes people tick, but in an upbeat and optimistic tone. She writes in a variety of genres, mainly romance but also, comedy, suspense, crime, paranormal, mystery, YA and NA. Her collection of thirty-four books vary in length from full-length works to novellas, novelettes to short stories. Marcia's latest books are short story romance THE FUNERAL, released in September 2019, and venturing again into science fiction/paranormal territory with DREAM STATE, a novelette released in December 2019. Apart from writing and reading, Marcia also has a great love for coffee. The morning coffee has always been a staple for Marcia, and something which she cannot do without. There is just something about the fresh aroma of coffee early in the morning, and anytime for that fact, which proves irresistible to her. Marcia can be contacted on Twitter, and you can also visit her on her Blog at http://marciasbooktalk.wordpress.com/ and on Pinterest.

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      Silas Savage - Marcia Carrington

      Silas Savage

      Marcia Carrington

      Published by Marcia Carrington at Smashwords

      Copyright 2016 Marcia Carrington

      https://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/MarciaCarrington

      Smashwords Edition, License Notes

      This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to Smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

      All characters appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or deceased, is purely coincidental.

      Credit for the cover image:

      (C) - Msphotographic: Dreamstime.com

      Chapter One

      Linda dear, where would you like to put this vase? Annette asked, showing her daughter an ornament. Linda was packing some items into a carton, and turned towards her mother.

      Over here in this box mom, Linda said, as Annette moved towards Linda. Carefully wrapping the vase in clear bubble wrap, and applying some sticky tape, Annette placed it gently into the box. Linda sighed deeply, and bit her lips. It was Joshua’s very first artwork from school; he was so happy when he brought it home that day, Linda said, looking at the item in remembrance. He wanted to be an artist someday, but… Linda’s voice trailed off, as Annette approached her daughter.

      Yes, I know, it’s very beautiful, Annette said, keenly observing the flower vase which was painted in a bright red on the top, and blue on the bottom half. He was a joyous boy, so giving, so much more mature than his age, Annette said, tears beginning to fall from her eyes. Linda stroked the vase, her hand combing the glossy surface through the bubble wrap, and shook her head.

      I miss him so much mom, he was my little man after Clay died; always standing up for me, helping me how he could… Linda said, breathing hard, and trying to compose herself as much as possible. It had been just a year since little Joshua was accidentally run over after leaving the school bus that rainy afternoon, but for Linda, it was as if it happened yesterday. The shrill sound of the ambulance sirens flooded her head, this noise one Linda could not remove from her mind for a long time.

      I know honey, Annette said, taking Linda’s hands, as their eyes traveled to both Joshua and Clay’s gold-framed photos which were on the cabinet opposite. We have our memories to comfort us, never forget that. What we experienced with them we will cherish in our hearts forever, Annette said, as Linda entered her ready embrace, staying there for a few minutes. The house had been eerily empty for Linda since the passing of her two men, its silence becoming more rampant especially since Joshua’s death. Linda moved away from her mother, and peered into her comforting blue eyes.

      Thanks, mom.

      For what honey?

      Linda sighed, and shook her head.

      For being here when I really need it, you know, Linda said, as Annette smiled wistfully at her daughter, drying her tears with a tissue from her dress pocket.

      "You don’t have to thank me, I really think it’s the best thing

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