Susan and Derrick, in love, have gone into hiding. After that frightful night when their lives changed forever and they knew they could not remain in the public eye. Derrick and Susan want to heal. But that all changes when Derrick's long lost brother, Madder, shows up.

Cleo has come with them too. She is intent on visiting her daughter. But when something goes horribly wrong, they are all thrown into danger. Things only become more bizzare when Miriam Parker returns, three years of secrets in her mind....

 

 

 

 

 

 

Introduction

I love being a writer. One of the things I love about being a writer is watching  life breathe around me.

 

A lot of my short stories come from conversations I've had or things I've seen. I also find that life has a way of behaving much like a soap opera, depending on how you live your life. 

I love soap operas; they are art imitating life, imitating  art. I wanted to write something different, like an e serial of people's lives. An online Soap Opera.

 

Thus, HOPE FALLS was born.

 

The book is based around the world of soap operas. To dip in to the world where Miriam has to fight for her life, you can read HOPE FALLS: by going back to the main page and clicking on the picture of the waterfall.

And still, I wanted to do things a little more differently. Thus, this second novel in the HOPE FALLS series is really a second Season. Suspend your disbelief for a moment...

Read and pretend that the television is glowing softly in front of you and the world it shows is reflected in your eyes. It is called EAGLE VALLEY: Hope Falls Season Two.

A note before we begin: This serial novel. Essentially, it is really the first draft of a novel, so there are bound to be tons of typos. I'm not the world's greatest speller and the spellchecker is bound to miss lots. So expect typos! I'll do my best though. I'm writing this by the seat of my pants, so be kind if you see an error.

Alright? All strapped in? Well, I hope you all enjoy reading EAGLE VALLEY as much as I'm going to enjoy writing it!

Cheers to all of you!

 

Bring on the Mai Tai's!

Jamieson


If writing must be a precise form of communication, it should be treated like a precision instrument. It should be sharpened, and it should not be used carelessly.

--Theodore M. Bernstein, newspaper editor, 1979