A. M. Linton
A. M. Linton is a wife and mother of two. She is also the author of Torn Between Love, Religion and Responsibility, A Little on Puberty for Boys and A Little on Symptoms Associated with Menopause. A few of her short stories were also published in The Barbados Advocate Newspaper.
In Chosen – A Child of Assault, a stranger assaulted sixteen-year-old Janice Shepherd in her bedroom one night. She conceived and delivered her son, James, but never revealed his father to him.
Now, at nineteen, James’ job as a copy typist forces her to tell him about that night. What will he do with this knowledge? Will his faith in God make a difference to him and his mom now that he knows about his birth?
Coming Soon
In Chosen – A Child of Abuse, sixteen-year-old Justine lives with her father, mother and younger siblings. Money is tight for the family, and getting food to eat on most days is challenging. Additionally, her mother expresses her frustration with her living conditions by abusing Justine and her siblings.
However, one day, after losing her baby, Justine walked away from her home to live with her grandfather, who lived close to her family home. While living there, she learned more about her mother, met a new friend and found the courage to break up with her boyfriend. There, Justine also met her Saviour.
Short Stories
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Who Does My Son Look Like (part 3) by A. M. Linton
Will Theo lose his entire family, or is something else going on? Please read the final installment of Who Does My Son Look Like and find out. Thanks.
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Who Does My Son Look Like? (part 2) by A. M. Linton
Nicole, Theo’s friend, just dropped a bomb on his lap. Will he defuse it, or will it explode? Read and discover in this second installment of Who Does My Son Look Like? Thanks.
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Who Does My Son Look Like? by A. M. Linton
Every man’s child resembles them, don’t they? The fact that Sam, Theo and June’s son does not look like him is not a big deal. Is it? Read and find out. Thanks.
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Vacationing Can Be Deadly? by A. M. Linton
Ann’s brother is on vacation with his girlfriend and her parents. What could possibly go wrong? Read and find out. Thanks.
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Whistling (final part) by A. M. Linton
We left off in part one with Earney saying, “…I’ve found her. I’ve found our baby.” What? Mrs. Pete thought Earney was having an affair! Read and find out what’s really going on. Thanks!
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Whistling by A. M. Linton
Mrs. Pete thinks her husband Earney is having an affair with their neighbour’s wife. Why? She saw him coming out of her apartment twice, and he never mentioned it to her. However, is that really what’s going on? Read and find out. Thanks!