The Great Shift- Support Group
By Danielle J
Synopsis- Dr Anne Richardson was a struggling psychiartrist
fresh out of her internship till the Great Shift happened. Now she has
plenty of patients.
Author's Note- My first TG fiction story. It was first published in
June 2000.
This story is dedicated to FM author Elaine who so kindly gave me
some pointers
"I play professional golf," I admitted.
"Wow, that must be exciting. You must go to lots of great places then."
I then saw Grace come back into the club. Seeing me with Donna, she smiled at me. "If Toledo and Youngstown are exciting," I replied.
The Great Shift- Mulligans Part Two
"Stop it with the wise ass remarks," I said angrily. "You aren't helping. I'm trying the best I can. It's six years at least since I swung a club, and longer since I played regularly."
Tree looked long and hard at me.
"I need your help. So help me," I said.
"Okay, but this is going to be a long day."
The Great Shift- Mulligans Part One
Synopsis- Two working stiffs for Pepsi-Cola, named George and Mike, become LPGA golfers thanks to the Great Shift. Part One details the aftermath of the Shift and how George challenges the golfer's caddy into making a professional golfer out of the former truck driver.
The Great Shift- Mulligans
By Danielle J
Synopsis- Two working stiffs for Pepsi-Cola, named George and Mike, become LPGA golfers thanks to the Great Shift.
Even Jules was late getting up on Monday morning!
We met dad in the breakfast room at quarter to nine, I had managed to
dress more like a boy today, well at least the clothes were mine!
"Come on you two, your mum will be here soon"
"How's she getting here? " Jules asked
"She's got the car remember" I offered
"Oh yeah" she allowed
"We'd better get something to eat then" I nudged Jules
"Can you answer me one question, Lee? Do you believe in my innocence?"
Lee answered me right back. "Kelly, if I didn't believe in your complete innocence, we wouldn't be having this conversation because you'd still be in the Benton County Jail. Go back to your room and get a good night's sleep. We'll talk more about all of this another time."
The Great Shift: Breaking News Part Three
By Danielle J
"You're a very hard woman to find, Miss Crowder," Detective Kowalski said as he surveyed the inside of my house.
I walked into the kitchen area and opened the refrigerator. As I took out a carton of orange juice, I repeated my original demand. "Please get out of my house."
"Can't do that, Miss Crowder," Detective Kowalski said, walking into the kitchen. He then removed a piece of paper from his jacket pocket. "This is an authorized warrant to search this home."
The Great Shift: Breaking News Part Two
"Good afternoon and welcome to this special edition of WHO's weekend news. My name is Jeanette Crowder," I started, beginning the broadcast with a warm smile hardly befitting the chaos that seemed to have been let loose on the planet that day.
"Today, at approximately 10:58 a.m. Iowa time, an event took place that has altered almost all of mankind," I said, reading off the teleprompter. "What some people have begun calling The Great Shift has migrated souls from one person to another person. This was a totally random and still unexplained event."
The Great Shift: Breaking News
By Danielle J
Synopsis- Paul Hanratty is a middle aged television anchorman in Des Moines till the Great Shift happens. Afterwards he is the body of Co-Anchor Jeanette Crowder, and after a quick decision, Paul decides to assume her life. There is a drawback- Jeanette Crowder has a troubling background and personal life.
The rain was beginning to pelt down harder. The person was still there. What was Ryan to do? She was frightened and alone and full of uncertainty. The woman, that was who the major thought of the person as, continued speaking calmly in Japanese.
Then unexpectedly the woman extended her hand to Ryan. Take it? Don't take it and run away? The man turned girl was so confused. Could her assailant be far away?
'The hand. Do you trust this person? What to do? Do I take her hand? Do I run? If I run, where do I run to?' These thoughts kept playing over and over in Ryan's head. She was hungry, cold, frightened, dirty, and someone was offering help. 'Do you trust this person?'
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