The Step Neighbor

"Nebraska Eberhart runs into a little trouble in the small town of Little, Illinois when his wife of 17 takes their two daughters on a trip to look after her ill mother.Obviously Nebraska is a little lonely in an empty house. Hanging out with the neighbors is no longer an option when his best friend and next door neighbor moves across the country to accept a better job. When Princeton Perry and family move out the Step Neighbor moves in and introduces Nebraska to a life that he never imagined. An affair turns into a nightmare when Ana Magna tells all about her past.The affair all but tares the Eberhart family apart. Tragedy brings them together again. But not before Ana injects her love into Nebraska’s veins one more time.It’s a test when love plays tug of war with Nebraska’s heart as he is torn between a wife that has only ever loved one man, and a neighbor that takes him to heights of ecstasy that made him feel as thought his limbs had liquefied."

Vincent works as a photojournalist full time. For more than a dozen years this award winning photojournalist has photographed and interviewed some of the worlds leading politicians, entertainers, and athletes. Having an occupation where the scenery, faces, and often the climate changes every day provides the atmosphere that is helpful in sparking his creative juices. Although Vincent is employed as a photojournalist writing remains his passion. His talent for the craft was discover by his Elementary School English teacher. After reading an assignment written by Vincent she recommended him to the school newspaper to write a sports column. Vincent has been writing every since that time. Whether it's a computer keyboard or an ink pen and a napkin from a fast food establishment Vincent takes advantage of every moment to write something new practically everyday. He had a great appreciation for those who in this high-tech age still find the time to read. For without the eyes of a ready reader are the means of transportation of words from the pages and episodes to the hearts and minds of those who still enjoy a journalistic journey.