Short Stories
The Fall of August
Held captive and broken by the potent regrets of his past, August is granted the one thing he wants most: the ability to go back in time and amend his faults—but he soon discovers that rectifying his mistakes has more consequences than payoffs. With every wrong undone, a little more of his life and future slip away. Now, he is a shadow, a lonely mind with the singular purpose of remembering his own perfectly orchestrated past. But the arrival of a mysterious man offers him some insight that may shatter everything he previously believed about the nature and purpose of regret.
Touch of the Divine
Disillusioned by years of an exhausted, stagnant life that resulted in the ruin of his faith in the divine, Brutus returns to Cologne Cathedral to say a prayer he’s resisted for far too long. In his search for providence, he meets the young, eccentric Minerva—a woman who embodies the exciting, fast-paced life he so eagerly wants. But is this high-speed life all he thinks it to be? A blind stranger offers a sobering perspective that leaves them both questioning the nature of satisfaction and that maybe their prayers were answered long before they ever asked them.
About Savannah
Savannah takes a classic approach to her writing by focusing on evolutionary human emotions and instincts and how they define us as people, giving her readers an experience reminiscent of the days of Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald but with a fresh perspective as in her recent short stories, The Fall of August and Touch of the Divine.
