All Miranda wants are the old black and white photographs buried at the bottom of her purse. When eighteen-year-old Miranda chases a purse snatcher on the Las Vegas Strip, the last thing she expects is for the pursuit to turn into an extended game of hide-and-seek. off to sleep but, naturally, notbeforeMars and Redtrade factsthey'd. It will take most readers 1 or 2 hours to read. Sometimes they shouldn’t be hidden at all.Īlso included are several poems and one prose poem picked as the staff choice award in New Mexico’s Literary journal, Scribendi (2002). Pittsburgh's out there, a vibrant metropolis in a huge world just waitingtobe. 400 pages Twenty-year-old Maggie Roads parents are legendary in the country music world. True Colors is a collection of quiet stories exploring the hidden, but often overlooked colors we try to hide every day. Womens FictionContemporary Romance86,000 words approx. heads off to college, it takes her a week to realize the guy shes crushing on is, in fact, three different guys. The lizard on the cover represents the story, “The Threshold,” about a young boy with an intense physical attraction to a girl he’s not supposed to touch. In the opening story, “Thread,” (also published in the 2011 collection, Stories for Sendai), a married couple’s reaction to the Sendai earthquake and tsunami on March 11th, 2011 reveals their own earth-shattering issues and what must be done to solve them. The story builds until a row of six dead birds stop her in her tracks. In the title story, “True Colors,” the main character fights her vibrant personality against the true darkness lurking within her. She wants nothing more than to follow in their footsteps, but the limelight isn't reserved for singers who can't carry a tune or keep a rhythm.

400 pages Twenty-year-old Maggie Roads' parents are legendary in the country music world. In this short story collection, Michelle Davidson Argyle shares sixteen of her literary pieces written during 1999 – 2011. Women's FictionContemporary Romance86,000 words approx.

Out of Tune by Michelle D. Argyle