Shadows on the Web

I agonized with the fate of my female protagonist, but it was apparent that she would be forced to take her own life, and Quentin would go back to the past with Angelique.

I'm sorry... life is not fair!

Not every story is guaranteed, nor deserves...

a HAPPY ending!

This series was a WONDERFUL outlet for my 'Brain TV' -aka- 'hyper-active' creative mind process!

When the project was a wrap, I GLADLY 'shelved' it for about 2 1/2 years. It was a controversial write, and I had doubts if the series would ever be published. Today, I see this from a 'newer' perspective, but this time with no doubts or regret, regardless of the critique.

My defining moment was satisfaction that I gave my heroine a noble and dignified demise, (for a coerced suicide) but I would NOT recommend it.

Who knows... maybe she did meet up with Quentin again in Heaven or Hell?

YOU GO GIRL!

Defining Moments

What has brought about this moment

Which forces such dreadful lament?

Losing at lovers roulette

Please, let us have no regret

Defining Moments

What has brought about this moment

Which forces such dreadful lament?

Losing at lovers roulette

Please, let us have no regret

Feelings lost, you helped to revive

I have never felt more... ALIVE!

This ill-fated love affair, is drawing to a close

But with these final moments, we must not be morose

If our souls must face utter damnation

Then let us stand proud in its ovation

I embrace this welcoming bath

Whilst sealing my eternal wrath

Encircling pools of crimson red

By thine own hand, I will be soon be dead

Until we meet again, in Heaven or Hell

I shall bid you this... my loving

fare-thee-well!

L. A. Stone

Copyright 2001