Michele Jones
Bio
Michele Jones is an author whose work explores the darker side of a character's psyche.
When she isn't working, she enjoys spending time with her family, cooking and doing charity work.
Stories (13/0)
Scavenger Hunt
Liv couldn’t wait to join this year’s scavenger hunt. The rules were easy enough, find all listed items, snap a photo, and upload them to the website. This year would be special. For the first time, Liv was old enough to participate in the adult scavenger hunt, and she had had a new partner, her boyfriend, Ty.
By Michele Jones9 months ago in Fiction
Cabin in the Woods
Merris was thrilled she had convinced Harris to purchase a cabin that could be used all year. They didn’t sale their camper at the lake, they bought a permanent site on the mountain, perfect for skiing, tubing, or just relaxing in the hot tub. This cabin had it all, starting with a large wood burning fireplace, eight bedrooms, four bathrooms, and the largest kitchen possible. Well, they’d have it all in six months.
By Michele Jones9 months ago in Fiction
Brush it Off
Today they would find out. Annette knew they did well, but everyone did well. Only one spot remained, and they were in the top three asked to come back and compete for it. They had a thirty-three percent chance of making the team. Not terrible odds.
By Michele Jones9 months ago in Fiction
Klavn's Gate
Why did Zak let his friends talk him into going? Klavn’s Gate didn’t interest him. His friends took all the good roles and left him with no powers at all or as a non-playable character serving or supporting one of their characters. Just once he would like to be an elf, or cleric, that would be an upgrade. Mike was always the warrior priest, Sean was always a wizard.
By Michele Jones10 months ago in Fiction
For Sale
For Sale Emily stared at the old house. It has lost so much of its charm. It wasn’t the same. The porch needed repair, screen had broken off its hinges, broken windows, lawn overgrown, and the landscaping was filled with weeds. So different from what she remembered. Even the for sale sign looked tired and worn.
By Michele Jones10 months ago in Fiction
Gemma de Mari
The thrill of the hunt, and her desire to be the best drove her to work harder. She wanted her name out there as the greatest treasure hunter of all time. Working for Jim as a diver paid the bills, but he got all the fame and glory. He did the television interviews, and went to all the parties, while she did the research and made all the back-end plans.
By Michele Jones10 months ago in Fiction
He's Back
"It’s been a long day," Tia said. She leaned over and gave Dion a kiss. "Happy birthday. Don't overdo it. And no driving!" She handed him a card. “Alex and I wanted to make sure you get home safely. It’s for you and Kelli to use for your ride home. And who knows, there might be another surprise for you there.
By Michele Jones10 months ago in Fiction
