A Short Story of a Love Stronger Than Death
What if you could give someone you love one more hour of life? The passion of love bursting into flame is more powerful than death, stronger than the grave.
Some reader comments:
“You wrote a great story and I felt every word. Your ending, the SPOILER REMOVED was significant. Thanks so much for sharing your beautiful heart!” –Evy Hannes
“Wow, I enjoyed reading very much.” –Irene Kimmel
“Wonderful, Dennis. Very well written!!” –Sylvia Sotuyo
“Wow…what a great story. I loved it, Mr. Lowery. Loved it!” –Jo Ann Boomer
“Captivating.” –Mohammad Azam Khan
“It was wonderful. Chilling and hauntingly beautiful… very Stephen King-esque. Right up my alley, being a huge Stephen King fan. I have goosebumps. Absolutely loved it.” –Bobbie Today
“Wow, Dennis Lowery, I adore your writing! You pulled me in very quickly, and had me wanting more and more! Excellent story, I thank you for that amazing read. You are a very talented writer.” –Cristie Brewer
“Love it!” –Fay Handstock
“Brilliant, Dennis Lowery. Your writing always leaves me wanting more! I too saved it to re-read later. Thank you.” –Rebecca Harden-Heick
“Oh, wow… Very powerful… I felt so much compassion for the couple. And the intrigue of the supernatural, really gets you thinking. It really is an excellent story.” –Margie Casados
“Stephen King would be happy to put his name on this story! (I mean this as a compliment).” –Jyoti Dahiya
“Great story!” –Susan Gabriel
“I love this!” –Dawn Hart Jackson
“Poetic justice. Love it.” –Vicki Tyley
“Like your writing, it is so original and imaginative. It comes from somewhere deep inside. And you deliver your words of art so well.” Renee M.
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