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Soul Seer — Ami Blackwelder
Best Selling author in Romantic suspense and science fiction romance
6,300 word short story
http://amiblackwelder.blogspot.com (Join for free books monthly and a newsletter with new releases and updates)
The sun fell at six and Sarah feels a strangling around her body. Even during dinner, she tried to avoid the feelings of strangulation...because of her feelings for Michael, but it was only a temporary absence. The hands around the neck, the pushing and pulling of a body, the thrust of a body upon the ground. She feels the sensation again and again and can't ignore the pain any longer. She knows what it means and she knows that someone she has met is killing again.
Her soul intensifies the feelings of instinct: lust, love, anger, hate. Every emotion humans hide, she feels in her own soul. Only these intense feelings are never her own. The soul is a funny thing. Its energy is too much to be ignored or lost.
Somewhere at sometime, someone is always feeling the effects of another's soul.
6,300 word short story
http://amiblackwelder.blogspot.com (Join for free books monthly and a newsletter with new releases and updates)
The sun fell at six and Sarah feels a strangling around her body. Even during dinner, she tried to avoid the feelings of strangulation...because of her feelings for Michael, but it was only a temporary absence. The hands around the neck, the pushing and pulling of a body, the thrust of a body upon the ground. She feels the sensation again and again and can't ignore the pain any longer. She knows what it means and she knows that someone she has met is killing again.
Her soul intensifies the feelings of instinct: lust, love, anger, hate. Every emotion humans hide, she feels in her own soul. Only these intense feelings are never her own. The soul is a funny thing. Its energy is too much to be ignored or lost.
Somewhere at sometime, someone is always feeling the effects of another's soul.
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