Ananke's Hand

Her legacy lost to the sands of time, remembered as a footnote in the lineage of titans and gods. Fool heartedly we have forgotten, who ordered our universe, giving us the heavens and seas and the earth beneath our feet. The mother of The Fates toys with her human puppets; playing with our wants and needs, triggering compulsions and changing our destiny.

Charlie lived the dream all little girls are sold; big house, handsome husband, all the fancy trinkets we are conditioned to covet, but subservient domestication was not the life she had planned.

Visions of past incarnations and haunting dreams flood her nights, slowly taking over every facet of her waking life. Unnerving writings and paintings created without any memory unlock secrets buried deep within.

Only a chance encounter with a familiar stranger pulls all the pieces together. The ties that bind run deeper than love or blood could ever pledge. The guardians of our path that guide us along the way; the people that come in to our life, the time in which they do, mistakes made and lessons learned, are never a matter of happenstance but solely the design of Ananke's hand.

Bay Area native, KD Hart, enjoys cuddling with her bully breed mutt, herding cats, and sipping locally roasted coffee while watching dusk become dawn. If she's not feverishly scratching away in her journal, she can be found immersed in the diverse landscape and culture of Northern California. She fills her days bucking traditional gender roles as a successful project manager in the male dominated world of construction and her nights, teeing up for a successful writing career. As she methodically builds her platform; samples of her passion for the written word and flirtation with photography can be found on her website, www.authorkdhart.com, Facebook and Instagram. Her work has been featured as a Top 20 book idea for ten weeks with Something Or Other Publishing and with nearly 400 followers on Twitter including; Denise Landis and The Mindy Project, she is definitely the up and comer you'll want to proudly boast, "I read KD Hart was before it was cool.