Immortal Voyage
Before the time of the great pyramids, there was a place like none other, a city of glass and metal rising from the depths of the ocean. Shrouded in mist, the island of Hy-Brasil and its capital Atlantis lay hidden from the rest of the world by its people, a race of long lived, interstellar nomads.
What secrets would you keep to save your kingdom? On the Queen’s deathbed, the sonless King Rowe is force into a promise to allow his five daughters to marry for love. A promise he wished he had never made, and one he will have to break, to save the kingdom from his squabbling, incompetent son-in-laws.
The youngest of five daughters, Jael, spent most of her time at her father’s side learning to run a kingdom. Believed to be the King’s favorite, Jael is shocked when he betroths her to a longtime friend of his, Prince Sarik of Hy-Brasil. Soon she will learn that world is full of secrets and one of them is her very own birth. Will the secret that bonds her to Sarik be the ultimate downfall of a kingdom?
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The Mailman
Guest post by C G Powell
I really wanted to do a product review for my guest post, so I picked a service near and dear to my heart. Hopefully I can stay objective while I write this review of the United States Postal Service (USPS).
As a writer and a crafter, I rely heavily on the local postal service. More than once the mail man has pulled up to my box to find it packed full of envelopes and small packages or larger packages hanging off the front of the box in a Walmart bag waiting to be picked up. This system usually runs without a hitch, but on occasion there are issues with my ability to either print the correct postage or attach the customs form, which require the postman to get out of his truck and come to the door. I know in the back of his mind he is thinking “Can’t you just go to the post office like a normal person?” Yes, I suppose I could, I mean it’s only about a mile from my house, so I can’t use distance as an excuse. Then again I have a $3 stamp on a 1 ounce package going to Canada that kind of makes me think he can just shut up and do his job.
I remember a time not so long ago when our mail delivery was kind of random, meaning the mailman didn’t bother to come every day excluding Sundays that is. Then we got a new mailman…He didn’t smile much which was a shame because he was kind of cute. But I was happy just to get my mail on a regular basis, so I overlooked this gross injustice of customer service. Like all good nature photographers, I stalked my prey with a camera until I caught him.
As a whole I give them 5 stars out of 5 because any government program that can operate entirely off its own revenues is rarer than proof of big foot.
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