Green Eyes, Black Heart
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Sandra went to her room and removed the soft, fluffy,down pillow from her bed. The youngster continued his unattended howl, as she crossed the room. She looked down into a face bloated with scarlet rage. Baby Franklin would not be ignored. “I’m coming honey,” she whispered while gently laying the pillow across his head. Startled, the youngster gasped, his arms and legs twitching. The crying stopped momentarily. Sandra raised the pillow and the howling began anew. This time mixed with an element of genuine fear. Helplessly his limbs thrashed as though he knew what was coming, and that he had no means to stop it. At what age does an infant recognize its mortality? Is he aware at four months, or even at four years?
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The road of Sandra Miller’s life is strewn with the corpses of those who loved her or simply got in her way. She was born in a small town in Maine on a stormy night with thunder and lightning sent by the devil himself. She was born to be bad, and yet her evil is hidden well beneath bright green eyes and a sexual presence no man can resist.
She focuses on the so-called stronger sex, weaving a web of seduction until she catches her prey, and the road of her life has been strewn with the corpses of those who loved her—and those simply got in her way. She continues on her hellish path, even entering into a miserable marriage and having a child of her own. Lust takes control, however, when she meets husband and father Joel Bemis.
Joel reminds her of a man she killed years before, a fact that makes him all the more attractive. She must possess Joel at any cost, and yet for once a man sees beyond her green eyes to the darkness within. Sandra resorts to shameless stalking, and soon her behavior turns dangerous. Will Joel become another of her many victims, or will Sandra finally get what she deserves?
About the Author
R. W. Doyen attended the University of Maine and the Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine. After twenty-five years of practice, he moved to North Carolina, where he established a construction company. Now retired, he is also the author of A Father’s Anguish. He is married with two grown children and four grandsons.