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Vancouver rain, dark and damp fills the air. Its 4 am and another night filled without sleep. Flashes of lightning fill the bedroom. The wind howls outside as thunder crashes in the distant. God, not another night without sleep Alex thinks to herself. Months of countless overtime pouring over work. When does it end? What have I been missing? Were the reports thorough enough? All these thoughts race through her head. The grand jury convenes in less than a week and there isn’t enough evidence to form even the weakest case against the department.

I’ve got to get some rest…

Meet the Author, Amy J. Cooper

Before I learned how to fly planes….wait…that’s not me!

I was born in Mansfield, Ohio where kids learn to downhill ski as soon as they can walk. While I was still a young girl, my mother, sister and I moved to Columbus where kids join a ski club and go to Mansfield to ski. When it became more difficult for me to get to the hills to ski, I took up running and have been running ever since. It was quite a few years after finishing high school before I was able to go to college. For nine years, I went to school in the evenings and weekends while working full time. The end result was a Bachelor’s Degree in organizational communications with a minor in psychology from Capital University, and a Master’s Degree in the science of marketing and communications from Franklin University. Both of these universities are located in Columbus, Ohio. I had married my childhood sweetheart, Gregory, just before beginning my college adventures and he was wonderful support throughout the journey.

Multiple Danger, sequel to the action-packed spy thriller “The Death of an Agent”, once again embarks on an FBI agent’s duty to uphold his honor and continue his late father’s mission to stop terrorists and followers from reeking their unjust acts of violence on innocent people. Agent Jim Deliviki must avoid being killed as his enemies are after him for the killing of RAMSZY, their former leader. Now he is faced with a more adamant terrorist-Amanda, former FBI double agent gone bad. Jim is going to have to deal with an ex-lover on a mission to end his life or anyone’s life that gets in the way of her revenge for him taking her man away from her, while searching for his brother being held a hostage, who he has never seen. Jim is also faced with multiple danger and many obstacles to overcome that are governed by time if he wishes to spoil the terrorist’s plot. Now the FBI has no choice but to rely on one marked man to save the day. Will Agent Deliviki prosper and save lives or will he fall short and die for trying?

To be a good writer you need to read a lot, listen and observe everything about you carefully, and write a lot. Writing a lot takes discipline, because writing can actually be hard work- but very satisfying. Setting up a routine for writing is important; it is very easy to find something else to do besides writing.  A compulsion to write is very useful.

Becoming a skilled typist (on a word processor) is extremely useful to a writer.

Author on the move!  I am relocating to the great state of Texas.  I will be driving down and stopping by as many bookstores along the way to let them know who I am.  Wish me luck and stay tuned, because High Grounds is in the works!

MOLD

You are found in the dark and wet
yet you grow against all bets.

You don’t care what other’s think
for you think you are ugly in shape
and stink.

Trees and dark corners beware
as you claim them as your lair.

Many try to dispose of you
but fail to see that they have no clue.

When all seems gloom and lost
you tend to reappear as the boss.

No one sees why you fight to live
for surely you have lot’s to give.

Love has no timetable… Distance is not fear…Growing up knowing you yearn…

That is what makes you stronger… To be a father to one special little girl….

Now that is priceless…

Every day is a miracle… 

Time reflects inner fears… what becomes now? Asking one self can I give… take…

Focused thoughts provoke calming…

Completeness…

This week’s challenge phrase : 

Strength enthralls your soul… embracing hands comfort

Forward minds seek direction…

Desires driven onward…

One asks…