This is the 16th day of the A to Z Challenge.
Q is for Queen Mary Maritime Museum
Do you have a favorite place you never grow tired of exploring? The Queen Mary is such a place for me, and I thought I would share the history of this magnificent ship!
In this scene: Brynna tells Travis that she knew he was slipping away but she didn’t have the energy to change the destructive path they were on. She missed Jake so much and the weight of the grief was drowning her. It hurt to relive the horror of their loss.
Travis then asks her if she blamed him for Jake’s death since he bought their son the bike. She tells him no and wonders if he blames her for giving Jake permission to ride it that day. Travis is speaking first and reveals he does not blame her for Jake’s death either.
f this is your first SSS, here’s a quick update: Brynna and Travis lost their son (Jake) due to a tragic accident. Instead of turning to each other they drifted apart. However, they own a Ghost Hunting business and they were scheduled for a night at the Queen Mary. This is the first time they have seen each other in months. In this scene: It takes place a few paragraphs after Snippet 8 left off. Here’s Snippet 7 too.
Brynna just asked Travis if he loved her so much how could he have an affair?
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Find Out Where the Story Began… My story The Spirit of Love is featured in my new release “Second Time Around Anthology” with five other authors and their fabulous tales. The setting for my story takes place aboard the historical Queen Mary docked in Long Beach, California. The museum/hotel is a personal favorite of mine. Perhaps it’s the art deco decor or the atmosphere of the place that draws me back time and again. Both give a person a glimpse of days long past. Along with the exhibits and the special events, they also offer a ghost tour. In honor …
