Impossible Love

By Marantha D. Jenelle

Khrystiana had always been different, a difference that had kept her from being chosen from amongst the other children at the orphanage. She had always been more or less alone, for not only the children mostly avoided her, the staff did as well. Khrystiana would learn on her sixteenth birthday just how different she truly was, due to a series of event that would occur... Events that would prove that she had not been as alone as she had always thought.

• Language: English
• Publisher: THG StarDragon Publishing
• Release date: Jun 7, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301982073

Marantha D. Jenelle

Ms. Jenelle made her home in the beautiful state of Texas and shared her home with several service animals over the course of time she was alive. Ms. Jenelle's hobbies were drawing, painting, writing, poetry, calligraphy, glass and metal engraving, glass etching and painting, wood burning, origami, three dimensional folded paper forms and pop-up art creations. She created her designs both in the 'real world' and on her computer, using a mouse, many of which were sent to Teresa Garcia for safe keeping, though her most recent had not been transferred before her death. A victim of bi-polar/schizo-effective disorder, ADHD, and severe agoraphobia, Ms. Jenelle shared her stories and artwork as a way of showing the world that those who suffer mental, emotional or physical handicaps or disabilities can and could still have something of worth to offer the world at large. Her message to the world is/was that they should remember that even a misshapen seed can still produce a beautiful bloom.

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Impossible Love

By Marantha D. Jenelle

© 2013 MARANTHA D. JENELLE

Published by THG StarDragon Publishing on behalf of Marantha D. Jenelle at Smashwords

All rights reserved

NOTICE OF COPYRIGHT

This book, and all cover and interior artwork used on and in it is the sole creation and property of Ms. Jan Marie Parupia, writing and publishing under the pen name of Marantha D. Jenelle.

No portion of this book, or of its cover or interior artwork, may be copied by any means, old, new or yet to be invented, without the express written permission of Ms. Jan Marie Parupia, author and sole creator of both the story and of all cover and interior artwork used on and in this book. The only exception to this mandate will be for those wishing to use small excerpts of this book for the sole purpose of reviews.

The only exception are the images in the editor bio. Those are the property of Teresa Garcia of THG StarDragon Publishing.

THG StarDragon Publishing is pleased to have assisted this author with proofreading, editing, and publication of this edition.

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Contents

Front Matter

Section One

Section Two

Section Three

Section Four

About the Author

Coming Soon

About the Editor

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Death was in love–and utterly and completely miserable. He had spent an eternity being emotionally detached from the denizens of the myriad worlds and dimensions that he traveled. It seemed, however, that that impish trickster, Cupid, had decided he needed some livening up.

Death sat, floating in midair in the space between realities, with one elbow resting on his crossed legs, his chin in his hand. He idly stirred a tornado into being with one finger of his free hand on the surface of the world he was currently observing.

He finished forming the tornado, and then sent it whirling off on a path of devastation. He watched impassively as the line of souls grew larger as the destructive force ripped an ever widening path through buildings, lands and lives.

He was not even really paying attention as the psychic waves of grief and the wails of those souls touched on his mind. The majority of his mind was distracted with the thoughts of the one being in all of existence that had ever caused him to experience emotion–Khrystiana.

She was the first mortal he had ever actually become aware of in a sense of anything other than a statistic in his Dark Grimoire. The book held the times when every living creature on any world, in any dimension, was