Harlan Covington

He came home just before dawn. The taste of the past still lingered on his lips. Edward stepped over

There was no wedding. The groom never came for his bride. How many young girls dream from childhood of

Before the wedding, he carried me in his arms, but after—it was like he fell out of love. When I first

When I married Anthony, I thought we had it all figured out. We were young, in love, and bursting with plans.

Sometimes I feel like I’m losing my son—not physically, but in spirit, in heart. He seems to fade before

At twenty-five, I thought I had things figured out. A decent job, studies to keep me busy, and the tentative

When James and I got married, I was twenty and he was only eighteen. We hadn’t planned to start a family

I still can’t pinpoint the exact moment when everything spiralled out of control. How did the woman who

George Whitfield never imagined his twilight years would be spent behind the sterile walls of a care

The Last Walk in the Rain A cold autumn downpour lashed against the muddy road leading to the village