Kayla Fultz

I have always been intrigued by a writer's ability to turn an idea, or a moment, into words that evoke a reader's imagination.  It amazes me when a writer deeply explains a character's emotion or physical reaction within a sentence.  Chopin's "Story of an Hour" is one of my favorites because she says so much with so few words.  "Six Months of Silence" is incomparable to Chopin, but I hope readers will at least understand the depth of confusion within Maura and her overwhelming need for understanding and closure after her dad died.  I would like to thank my husband, Kevin, for the tears he wiped away while I wrote this story and my children, Dawson, Garrett, Hope, and Charity, who, unfortunately, will never know their grandpa.