...And Sat Down Beside Her
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Mamluk Tarik's chest swelled with pride---Finally a new name ! A new person ! New beginnings and great and wonderous things for this new life ! The uncertainity of his past----over----A brand-new life was his for the taking....He felt himself on the precipice of greatness. The fervor of his recent conversion was a bright, hot flame within him. He was astounded at the confidence he felt in his soul. A revelation was so near--- What form would it take? A vision? A voice? A flash of light? Thunder? Nervously, he struck matches, holding them until they burned his fingers, flinging them away, over and over, the smell of sulphur, the heat, the spit of flame, the tiny little bit of Hell, the brilliant spark , the smoke as he blew it out or shook it until it disappeared..... Flame! HIs enlightenment! There it was! He would bring this to the world! The whole universe would soon realize the power of Tarik's enlightenment! Or......... should it be Mamluk's? Which name should go first?...........The name that would bring trembling and fear to all....... He would decide that later........Allah would reveal that soon! Flame! Power!
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....and sat down beside her, the final volumn of a trilogy is a tale of life's circles. We follow Samantha and her best friend on their adventures as they begin new chapters and relive some of the past. Samanth, orphaned, cared for by a succession of foster parents, changes careers and locales, learning, one can only hope the meaning of the word, 'serendipity'. The reader meets Mafia dons, past and present, and wannabees, a medical examiner, a budding terrorist, and Televison broadcasters. A highly unlikely story----but then, the best tales hardly ever make much sense.
About the Author
Living and growing up in a rural setting has provided Lynn Thompson with plenty of literary foddder. A healthy curiosity (some may call it a morbid one) in spiders, bodies, dogs, crime and criminals need an outlet, so as a means of preventing insanity and perhaps incarceration, she has turned finally, to writing.