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Cursed Frames
Serena Kearney
(Scarred Bullet #2)
Publication date: October 21st 2016
Genres: Action, New Adult, Romance

He’s been there to help through it all.
Every touch, every sound, and every breath.
I was starting to get better. I was starting to live again the way a normal girl should. That is until we graduated college and life got in the way.
I didn’t think I would see Dem Dabbs again, at least I hoped I would soon, because now I’m falling back. I’m back into my habits. I don’t think I’m strong enough, but somehow, I have.
I’m living on autopilot… until I get that hope back.
I can see him.
Will it be the same? Will we pick up where we left off?
Will his touch bring me back to normal?
Or does he need me more than I need him?

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Author Bio:

I am a Leo. Born August 10, living on the east coast. I self-published my first novel, PNEUMA, November 2014, and it's hasn't stopped since.
One of my biggest problems was having too much to read. Now my newfound problem; having too much to write and not enough hands to type it out. Not enough brains to put the stories together fast enough. Not enough tea or coffee to keep me awake 24/7.

So, like every normal person, I have to take it one day at a time.

My cravings for sweets keep me going, any sort of cakes (especially red velvet), pies, cookies, and ice cream.
I have a cat named Bongo-Bongo, who loves to get in my way when I'm trying to work, but is too cute for me to fight him off.
And then I have my family, specifically my husband, who puts up with my endless nights, my tapping of the keyboard, my ridiculous imagination, and yet, he always encourages me to believe in myself and follow my dreams.

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What do you do to get over writer's block?
Writer’s block is the worst... the absolute worst. One example is when I’m on a roll. The imagination flows into my brain, characters are talking, and scenarios are scrambling around. I need to write it down, I have to, so I do. I piece them all apart and try and put them together with the characters that I want to represent.
And then do you know what happens... I’m typing, tapping, and then boom... no more.
Literally... no. more.
You sit there and you know you can type something, but it’s not what you want and it would come out like crap. So you have to take a break, because the other thing worse than writers block, is actually writing something that you hate.
I try to not do that, so I have to close my laptop and go do something else, but because it’s on my mind and I can’t think of anything, it gets frustrating.
So the best thing I’ve found to do, is kind of common sense, I try not to think about it. Now, this can last from maybe a day, to months. It’s quite unpredictable, but when that breaks, back to the laptop I go, because I know how long it’s taken me to think of something next and if I don’t write it down, I’ll lose it.
Sometimes the ideas come at the most random times and if I’m out and have nothing to type it with, I pull out my phone and write out the scene that got the idea flowing, leaving it for later when I get home, so I don’t completely lose it.
Activities that help get my mind off of it is maybe binge watching on Netflix, shopping, or even just sitting and reading, because of course, another story definitely takes me away from my own mind.