Renee
Landruss
Short Stories
Freedom
Renee Landruss
FREEDOM
Renee Landruss
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Pacific Northwest Writers, One of 10 top finalist
Writers Digest, Placed 82nd (nearly 13,000 entries)
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This short story takes you on an unambiguous, emotional journey with a strong purpose, that much is clear, yet the destination and purpose is a mystery until the end.
Obsessed
Renee Landuss
OBSESSED
Renee Landruss
Voices in the Wind, Published
Samuel's old Grandfather has spent his life obsessed with keeping a lucrative Gold Mine a secret to protect the scenic, mountain community from being invaded and destroyed by prospectors.
With out any say, Samuel is burdened with the responsibility as well, but he knows there is more to life than this dreary, coal mining town that he would have to spend the rest of his life in, in order to honor his Grandfathers demands. The struggle is real, Samuel wants to move on, but then what will become of his Grandfathers life's sacrifice? The gold will surely be discovered and the town changed forever.
Instinct
Renee Landruss
INSTINCT
Renee Landruss
First Writers International Competition, Received special commendations (top10) -
After she fled from her crazed mate, with their sick baby, Scrota, a young Sasquatch hides out in a cave and does what she has to do to survive and care for her infant, all the while being scrutinized/ stalked by a cougar.
*Warning: Violent scenes that may be offensive to some.
Chaos
Renee Landruss
CHAOS
Renee Landruss
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Total destruction reigns over Earth after an abrupt explosion. Nucellar war? Invasion from another planet? Only Christina seems to comprehend that it is even more sinister than that.
Her intellect, conniving and sexuality took her to the top of her game in the past. Now she has full intentions of using them again to become ruler of what and who is left on earth, but she is not the only one that plans to rule. Is she really shrewd enough to outsmart the most devious of them all.?
Accepting The Unacceptable
Renee Landruss
Accepting The Unacceptable
Renee Landruss
No one told her life was going to be fair, but nor was she prepared for the life long anguish of a mistake. Follow her journey of acceptance.