Ubiquitous Aspirations

By Lynn Daniels

Short story based on In Search of Infinity: Living Through the Glass following Oscar, the deeply troubled Divine Infinite creator of Cerebes. His status as the all-powerful leader has led him to desire an heir to pass his legacy on to. After a failed attempt to produce a son, Oscar finally fulfills his wish and learns a hard lesson in being careful what you wish for.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lynn Daniels
• Release date: Jun 23, 2014
• ISBN: 9781310584121

Lynn Daniels

Lynn Daniels is retired, with hours and hours to write the next great novel. Worlds come alive in my head, characters stand over her shoulder, and sometimes they wake her up at night. All of them want to come alive, to have their stories written. No matter how she thinks the story should go, it goes according to how the character decides it should. An evil character finds redemption. A beloved character is massacred for no good reason. They all write their own stories.The ideas come to her, the character develops a personality, and the result is a book. She sincerely hopes that everyone will love her books, but she knows that what she writes isn’t for everyone, and that’s okay. She simply wants to bring life and color into the world through the pages of her books. Every time someone buys a book, or leaves a review, she's delightfully surprised. She offers her eternal gratitude to all of you, for reading what she has written, and allowing her to become a small part of your life.

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Ubiquitous Aspirations

By Lynn Daniels

Copyright 2014 Lynn Daniels

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Ubiquitous Aspirations

I know a lot of people. Some you could say are my family. Some you can say are my friends. Others are my close acquaintances. I know everything about each and every one of their lives. Sometimes, I wish I did not. Other times, I am glad I know, because I know of things that some people would never share with anyone else. It is a shame that many of them never knew they were always being watched. They told others what they wanted them to know. Now it’s my chance to tell the stories that nobody got to know. Besides,