The Mysterious Lady In Black

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The Mysterious Lady In Black
She showed me the symbols in the leaves and I got chicken-skinned. I stood up and thanked her, and then told her I must get home. I had a long walk and didn’t want to be caught in the dark. I thought about what she’d said the whole way home, and when I reached my house I decided to lie; tell my mom I had to stay after school. Sorry for page 10 I couldn't get it corrected.

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J.C. Laird

Clean and well edited, good story line. Maybe a little more "showing vs. telling"...

ss-The Camera

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sereni

I'm happy you enjoyed my story.Most of what I wrote was true, although my Nanny didn't read the tea leaves. When I arrived in California my Aunt did get me interested in looking for The Lady in Black. I knew I would see her, but for all I knew she she might be dead. That summer was great and will always stay with me. To this day my brother still is a tease. :)

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staceydoss

This book had a great sense of mystery as well as a good dose of teenageism (if that's a word). You kept to the teenage point of view well. You made it seem as if you had really experienced everything, and I could feel as if I were sneaking up on the lady in black, trembling, excited, not knowing what I may find. Well done!

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sereni

Welcome back. Thanks for taking the time to comment and vote. Serena

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goffer23

nice read. It kept my attention all the way through, and it was a nice idea as well.

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sereni

Thank you for all of your editing help,and thank you especially when I know what I want to say, and I can't think of the right words.

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sereni

Thanks for reading my story.When I was young I could escape for a short time watching the old movies, and I still watch them but am saddened to think most of those actors have died.

I had such a strained relationship with my Nana but I was young and thought everything could be fixed.It never was. My other Grandmother was wonderful. I'm not saying she spoiled us but I knew that she loved us, all nine of us.

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felixthecat

Of course I've read this more than once:) I'm happy to say I continue to see a vast leap upward in narrative skill, plot development, character building, and especially tying the opening into the story as a whole. Proud of you.
I'm also happy to see that the time-glitch concerning this story's entry into the contest was at long last fixed:) You understood, and adhered remarkably well to the contest theme. Very best of luck!

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