“Kid, psycho fans take shots at their favorite stars all the time.” “This wasn’t a fan,” Sam insisted. The policeman regarded him skeptically. “You wan’t me to believe it was her fiancee? C’mon, surely you can come up with something … Continue reading →

“Ziggy!” “Yes, Admiral?” “What the hell are those two doing? You told me in the original history Ferne was killed a week from today. Now you say it’s tomorrow!” “Dr. Elise has just ended the relationship between Ferne Marshall and … Continue reading →

Donna sighed. “Well, now that I’m getting out of here, I might be able to do you some good,” she told the redhead in the mirror. “I just hope I don’t ruin your career in the process.” There was a … Continue reading →

“How long have you been a paramedic, Jack?” Jack Kemp sighed. “Almost five years. I wanted to be a doctor, but my family couldn’t afford medical school.” “Couldn’t you get any scholarships?” He laughed curtly. “I tried. It turned out … Continue reading →

Al reappeared as Sam entered the hospital elevator. By this time, the uniform he wore on the rare occasions when he was in a serious mood had given way to a delightfully colorful outfit, one that Sam didn’t recognize. He … Continue reading →

Sam had just collapsed onto the couch in the elaborate hotel room when there was a knock on the door. He stood reluctantly and walked to it, praying that the person on the other side was not a reporter. “Um…who … Continue reading →

The Limo pulled up at the curb and she stepped out, glancing back with a smile at her fiancee, Allan Gardener. “I’ll meet you inside,” he promised. “All right.” Around her, flashbulbs flared, cameras clicked, and voices were raised in … Continue reading →

“Donna.” Donna’s eyes flew open at the sound of her own name. Standing beside her bed was a pretty, middle-aged woman with shoulder-length brown hair and kind eyes wearing an emerald green blouse and black skirt. “How did you know..?” … Continue reading →

“Would you rather I have forced her to stay here, gradually losing her hope?” Al shook his head impatiently, trying to remain unmoved by Beth’s logic. “No, but I didn’t particularly want to have two of them to look for … Continue reading →