On Call

On Call

by Sandra Hoynacki

Between life and death, you'll walk amid cryptic pages of suspense. You will lose your ability to distinguish the unknown from reality as you walk the corridors aware that they're watching you.

Be prepared to enter a realm beyond your wildest imagination.

Roseanne Catalano, editor, author, and owner of "The Cat's Meow for Writers & Readers E-zine."


About the author:

A resident of Florida, the "hurricane" state, Sandra says her husband is her very life, along with her four grown children and two grandchildren. She retired from the nursing profession to take care of her elderly mother (diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease), but still finds the time to write because, as she has said, "I love writing and hope to write for many years to come!"

This very busy published author is a graduate of The Institute of children's Literature and has been writing short stories and poems for the last six years. She believes she inherited some of her writing talent from her very creative father and her grandmother, whose short stories were published in magazines.

Following the Hurricane Ivan disaster, the local opera announced that it would be producing a show titled, "Hurricane Monologues." Writers were urged to submit their entries. Sandra's story, "Collections of Memories" was selected and performed onstage in September, 2005.

Sandra is a member of Gulf Coast Authors' Group.