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Beyond Bedrock Scene 2/4

“She would fix this. She would make everything right again. Even if it killed her.” — Britney King, Beyond Bedrock

First a note from a reader: Sylvia writes: I just finished Water Under the Bridge and loved it. Echoes of Dexter and Kill Bill. Would make a great HBO series! Can’t wait for the next book. Most “teaser” books are what I call “junk” reads. It was a joy to read something that was intelligent, complex and most of all well edited! Beautiful use of language. I tried to figure out how to review it. Feel free to use anything in this email. Keep writing. Sincerely, A new fan! 


Below is the second excerpt of Beyond Bedrock. See last week’s post for the full backstory.


Understanding the art of war, Lydia spoke first. “We’re going to write the story together.”

The woman glanced up and drew a long breath. “Is that so?”

Lydia wasn’t put off by her rudeness, by her lack of commitment to the cause. She understood the woman needed her more than she wanted to admit.

They always did.

Things may have looked grim on her side of the table from where the other woman sat, but Lydia knew better. Everything would work out just as it should.

She would pull herself together.

She would fix this.

She would make everything right again.

Even if it killed her.

Or more likely, someone else.

Which is why on that day, for the record, she wore green, just like envy.


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