Jodi L Wright
Bio
I am a healthcare worker but a writer at heart. I have always wanted to write and have just now began. I am working on a trilogy called The Phoenix Rising Series and I published my first book, The Chosen, on Amazon.
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Tales from Ettania
"We have to get out of here," Los said frantically as they all stood around the severed head. Emilia peeled her eyes away from the lifeless ones that would forever haunt her and looked at her friends, worry and fear etched on their faces. Emilia could not blame them. A dead Faye often led to an Inquisition. Unless they were caught here. Then there would be no inquisition, they would just be found guilty with no trial and executed.
By Jodi L Wright3 years ago in Fiction
Tales from Ettania
"Little One." Emilia's eyes snapped open. The sun cut the room with a streak of light, shining through the middle of the windows where the blue velvet curtains did not reach. She propped herself up on her elbows and looked around for who had woken her. She thought it was her mother. Surely, the only reason the voice sounded so unfamiliar was that she had been in that place in between sleep and waking, but her parents' bed was perfectly made up.
By Jodi L Wright4 years ago in Fiction
27 More Minutes
My Dad was a jokester, he had been his whole life. He was a very funny man and could always make everyone laugh. He would do random triple lutz in the living room and handstands in the backyard with me, even as an older man, I'm talking into his 60's.
By Jodi L Wright4 years ago in Humans
Family Vacation
The cabin in the woods had been abandoned for years, but one night, a candle burned in the window. The candle illuminated the cobwebs in the room but the rest of the cabin remained in darkness. Little did anyone know, the candle was a signal. A sign.
By Jodi L Wright4 years ago in Horror
Ashes to Ashes
Alex sat, absent-mindedly swinging his legs that dangled over the side of what was left of the Golden Gate Bridge. He popped a berry into his mouth. His eyes closed as he savored the slightly tart juice that burst against his tongue. It had been twenty years since his entire world exploded. Twenty long years since he had anything to smile about as he sat in this spot. Usually, when he came here, all he could do was remember how it all went so horribly wrong.
By Jodi L Wright5 years ago in Fiction
