“I’m positive. Candy Clinton was at Cable Beach when we were there. She was sitting there with some guy that was certainly not Paul Murphy, having some drink with an umbrella in it.”

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“I bet everyone would love to hear about that?”
“I bet they would,” Amy said with a laugh, “but I can’t talk about those projects for quite a while.”
There were scattered laughs around the audience at that comment… indeed, any of their competitors would have loved to know what their next steps were going to be.
“One other thing, Amy,” the MC asked, “your logo is a pig and you have an animation of the Three Little Pigs playing a computer game while the Big Bad Wolf rages outside of the brick house. Can you tell us about that?”

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If you have enjoyed reading either the books or the serials, here, I’d LOVE for you to share them with your friends. If you didn’t, or if you ran across mistakes, I’d love to hear about that, too. Feedback is a gift and one of the best ways for me to improve future writing is to see what works and what doesn’t work.

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When the plane landed, Amy started to get nervous again. They were walking through McCarran International Airport when they saw the driver holding a sign for Amy Dixon. Amy laughed and asked Jonathan if he was the one that had done that.

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A denim blue CJ-7 pulled up by the beach house at the north end of Carova Beach. This was the first time that Jack and Amy had visited since Jack had almost died in the driveway here. Amy’s parents had loaned them the house for the weekend… although they knew they could have it any time they wanted… so that they could get away from everyone and spend some time talking and deciding on their future.
Gunny and Melody were supposed to be next door later in the day, and they expected Jack’s parents to visit tomorrow. But for now, they were all alone.

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This is an excerpt from a forthcoming book, which will be part four of the Broken Path Series. A couple of my pre-readers had asked me about Jack and Amy. They rekindled their relationship in book one, and in book two it was tested while they went through their travails. In book three, they were […]

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