Author & Editor Cynthia Hilston

  • About
  • Books
    • Arianna
    • Hannah’s Rainbow: Every Color Beautiful
      • Background
    • Latent Infection & Flushed: Short Stories
    • Lorna & Tristan Series #3: The Rock at the Bottom
    • Lorna & Tristan Series #1: Lorna versus Laura
    • Lorna & Tristan Series #2: Rocks and Flowers in a Box
    • Mile Marker 139
    • Murder: It’s All in Your Head
    • A Laughing Matter of Pain
  • Editorial Services
  • Vlog Series

Look for my new release on March 21 on Amazon!

  • Poetry Tuesday – There I Abide

    Will you remember me In some distant land, Where we walked by the sea, Hand-in-hand? Will you feel my kiss Tender on your lips, Though years amiss? Green to red turn tips, As autumn claims her lot. Time slips away, And I am not The same as yesterday. Weary and worn, Years upon years, Tattered…

    August 15, 2017
  • Excerpt from Latent Infection (continued) – Short Story

    You can read the first part here. The first floor had a living room with furniture covered in sheets, the perfect hiding place if Cora had been ten years younger.  When Tom pulled open the heavy dark green drapes covering the large front window that overlooked the front lawn of weeds and overgrown grass, dust particles…

    August 12, 2017
  • Book Review of Finding Kate by Pamela Humphrey

    Kate Westfall thought she was done with her family’s secrets.  Think again. Finding Kate is the second in the Texas Hill County series by Pamela Humphrey.  It immediately follows the first book, Finding Claire, which I highly recommend you read before diving into Finding Kate.  Otherwise, Finding Kate won’t make much sense! You can read…

    August 11, 2017
  • Lorna versus Laura is available for preorder!

    Preorder on Amazon!

    August 10, 2017
  • Tuesday Poem – Rag Doll

    A verdant symphony echoes Above, around, below, Encompassing her free form, A tender touch, An ardent dance, But an embrace that withers When blows the cold tempest. Life is ripped, Their brown, broken skeletons exposed In a forest of death. She stops — alone — Falls to barrenness. The floppy rag doll tears — The…

    August 8, 2017
  • To the Shepherd Afraid of His Flock, an Open Letter

    August 7, 2017
  • The Benefits of Joining a Writers Group

    My blog was featured on Writer’s Path today!

    August 6, 2017
  • Excerpt from Latent Infection (Short Story)

    The infection in the house’s rickety bones began as a latent virus.  Buried in the deepest marrow, the first stirrings were creaks, like a joint popping and settling.  Age hid secrets with wrinkles of peeling paint and a history forgotten by a foregone mind.  The disease was dismissed as the consequence of being time-worn, the…

    August 5, 2017
  • Losing Momentum: Snap Out of It

    August 4, 2017
  • Poetry Tuesday – Always Hope

    When doubts and fears are closing in, And I feel I simply cannot win, Let the Lord be the only portion for me, To clear my blind eyes, so I can see, More deeply the plans He has for my life. We are not guaranteed no hardship or strife, But rather than trying to demand…

    August 1, 2017
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Author & Editor Cynthia Hilston

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