Pivotal Moments (In Time #1) (31 page)

She rested her head against mine. “I love you,” she whispered. “I’m sorry about earlier.”

“I don’t know what happened, but let’s not do it when your college graduation comes. Okay?” I teased her with a smile. My smile grew at her blush.

“My future starts now,” she murmured as she played with the tassel on her mortarboard. “It feels weird.”

“Yeah?”

She nodded.

“Well, it’s going to be all right,” I told her softly as I kissed her temple. “Because I’ll be right here with you the whole time. 

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Acknowledgments

Without the dedication and help from several sources, you wouldn’t be reading this. I’d like to take the time to thank them.

My husband, Shawn, for his endless encouragement and support. My children for their understanding as I spent hours writing and plotting. Thank you all for allowing the time needed to bring
Pivotal Moments
to life.

Lisa A., Laura M., Hot Tree Editing, and Toni Rakestraw with Rakestraw Design for your amazing abilities to take my mental vomit and turning it into something I’m proud of.

I’d like to give a big thanks to Carolyn Page for her awesome teaching skills. I noticed my writing improved dramatically once I started listening to her.

Sheryl for her awesome typing skills. If it weren’t for her,
Pivotal Moments
wouldn’t have been typed up.

My awesome beta readers: Rebecca, Lisa G., Vanessa, Kylie, and Kiera for helping identify plot holes and inconsistencies.

My fans in assisting in giving me the confidence to move forward with my writing and turning
Pivotal Moments
into such a success so far.

Cyril, Michelle, and the WPRH for encouraging me to keep submitting and pitching. Without their words of support and faith, I may have stopped the process.

And last but not least, a big thanks and appreciation to Limitless Publishing for taking a chance and signing me.

Thank you so much to all of you!

About the Author

Trinity lives with her husband and four children in Virginia. She grew up overseas in Turkey and Japan, where her love of reading developed due to a lack of English-speaking television. As her need for written works grew, so did her desire to create worlds for others to enjoy. By the time she was in middle school she had started writing short stories. She endeavors to break the mold where modern stereo-types are concerned and create engaging characters.

When she’s not writing or working, Trinity still enjoys settling down to read a book or doing graphic art in her spare time.

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