Kristin Eller

Author on Reedsy Prompts since Aug, 2020

Stories (3)

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“A Night To Remember” by Kristin Eller

Submitted to Contest #93

"It's amazing to me people can destroy a house like a hurricane.", Joni remarked, laughing to herself. "Yeah, tonight has certainly a full-blown roof raiser," Hilary replied. The three-story house was a disaster from one end to the other. "Can you believe Donovan?" Joni asked, wide-eyed, gulping down some wine. "I can't believe you and Opal." Hillary slapped her forehead. "We just got caught up in the situation...

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“What Friends Share Between Them” by Kristin Eller

Submitted to Contest #93

"Juniper, what time do you want to throw this little shindig you're trying to throw?" Hale didn't really want to deal with other people tonight, but whatever. Juniper was fussing with her hair and clothes, spraying her Halston perfume in the air and twirling around in the mist. "Why are you always so grumpy about other people being around?" Juniper was far more outgoing than her husband, Hale, a serious, professorial sort, and thought frivolity was tantamount to blasphemy, a cardinal sin. The couple was as different as a...

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“A Bunker Girl's Story” by Kristin Eller

Submitted to Contest #84

"It'll take you a while to adjust, but in time you will become acclimated to your new surroundings, your new way of life", the booklet seemed to mock Eleri, it had been given to her, along with an apartment, some money in a bank account, everything to start her life over. She'd only known one type of existence, in a military bunker, her parents worked for the government, both high-ranking intelligence agents, they'd been assigned to homeland security, given the task of preparing for the inevitable, another global pandemic. There are very ...

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Author bio

I'm a lover of words and the power they have to change the world. When I was a young girl, being an author was one of my dreams. Writing stories and poems feeds my soul and provides an outlet to work through anxiety issues. I hope that the readers of my work enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it.