She Blinded Me With Science (12 page)

"Talk about flying me to the moon," he said, and they laughed together as he gestured
around. The university spread out all around them, silver and black and surreal in the moonlight.
And they continued to rise, floating ever higher above the rooftops of the university. "Hey, that's
a great idea."

"What is?" She snuggled up close against him again, her head tucked under his
chin.

"We can go there. To the moon. Lots of privacy. I know this great little place, right on
the dividing line between day and night. What do you think?"

Sophie thought for a moment. Then thought a little longer.

"Sophie?" Kevyn waited for her to lift her head and look at him. "Sweetheart? What do
you think?"

"It sounds like fun." She curved her hand around the back of his head and slowly pulled
herself up--easy to do, since they were both floating--until they were eye-to-eye. "But later.
Much later," she mumbled as she gently, softly as a rose, slid her mouth over his.

Kevyn groaned complete agreement and held tight to her as they floated higher, and
added a couple gentle spins to the mix. And no one saw them, not even the dating couples on
Lookout Point, who had better things to do than stargaze.

END

Michelle has been a story addict for as long as she can remember, discovering Narnia
and Star Trek at an early age, and becoming addicted to Greek mythology. After discovering
fandom in college, she published 40+ short stories in various universes including
Star Trek,
Highlander,
and
Stargate SG-1
. This launched her writing career, eventually
creating her own universes instead of playing in someone else's.

She has a BA in theater/English from Northwestern College and a MA in
communication, focused on film and writing from Regent University. She continues to write and
submit scripts for various screenwriting competitions.

In 1990, she broke into the public market when she won 1st place in the 4th quarter of the
Writers of the Future contest, earning prize money, royalty money, and publication in that year's
anthology. It took another 10 years before her first book contract, for
Heir of Faxinor
.
Since then, Michelle has published 40+ books and novellas with multiple e-publishers, in science
fiction and fantasy, YA, and many sub-genres of romance. She has been a finalist in the EPIC
Awards competition multiple times, winning with
Lorien
in 2006, and
The Meruk
Episodes, 1-5,
in 2010, and has garnered 4s and 5s from many review sites.

Her training includes the Institute for Children's Literature; 8+ years in advertising; 10
years at a community newspaper; and freelance editing for small presses and a major business
publisher.

In 2008, she launched her own freelance editing business, offering proofreading as well
as light or in-depth editing services on an hourly basis. Check her Web site: www.Mlevigne.com
and click on the red pen to learn more.

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