The Wearers

By Margaret Parks

Group of five people that are selected by a ring of mystery. A ring that gives it's Wearer an ability.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Margaret Parks
• Release date: Apr 10, 2012
• ISBN: 9781476307664

Margaret Parks

I am a mother of a teenager and an two adults. I am a single mother. I am a veteran of the Army National Guards. I am also disabled. I have struggles with financial matter like most people. I am one of the many people that suffers from bi-polar. I battle each and everyday to not fall into yet another depression. During my last major depression I came close to ending my life. One night a friend, that I haven't seen in 19 years, came over to my residence. The subject of my writings came up in conversation. I told him I would write if only I could find something to write about. He then said, "To just start doing it and watch it unfold however it will." I soon started writing and slowly came out of my deep depression. Since writing my thoughts into poetry and stories helped me through a very hard emotional time, I decided to set a goal of publishing my works. Along the way I talked to someone about how I enjoyed writing and he suggested publishing an Ebook. I figured it couldn't hurt.

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The Wearers

Margaret Parks

Copyrighted 2012 by Margaret Parks

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-Chapter One-

Lavender Linds

Lavender Linds, eighteen years of age, is all of four feet tall sporting bright red short hair, has the brightest green eyes, a smile that will melt your soul, and even though it comes on her very active, curves in all the right places, drop dead body with a temper to match. One day while going through her grandmother's belongings, she came across an amazing craved small wooden box. Lavender opened the box to find a beautiful ring inside. As she picked up the ring to admire it closer, she wondered why she never saw this ring on her grandmother's hand. Like some females, Lavender placed the ring on her middle finger of her left hand. It fit well and looked good on her. Since the ring wasn't hers and she wasn't supposed to be rummaging through her grandmothers things she went to take the ring off to replace it back in the box. But to her dismay the ring would not come off even though it easily slipped on. Even though Lavender did not want to tell her grandmother that she once again was going through her jewelry she had no choice.

G-ma. G-ma. I messed up., Lavender yelled as she walked into her grandmother's living room.

What did you do Laven?, her G-ma asked her when she saw her.

"Well, G-ma, I was going through your jewelry even though I know I didn't ask first. And well, you see I found this small wooden box with this ring inside of it and it