Forbidden Fruit: A short story of Trae

by R.E. Chambliss

Overview

Anne is 17 and living in Stanlo, a Trae community that produces salt. As a Lead Trainee she's ignored by the rest of community, who don't want anything to do with the girl being groomed for leadership by their enslavers, evil creatures called the Loche. But Anne is strong, self-reliant, and accepting of her solitary existence, until she gets involved with her new Lead Trainer—someone who causes her to question all she thought she knew about the world and her place in it.

While this story stands on its own, it contains characters from the highly-rated novel, Dreaming of Deliverance: The First Book of Trae, by R.E. Chambliss.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013494350
Publisher:	R.E. Chambliss
Publication date:	11/18/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	97 KB

About the Author

R.E. (Renée) Chambliss has loved stories all her life, enjoying a wide variety of genres and styles—from Diana Gabaldon to John Irving to Barbara Kingsolver to Tolkien.

Her first short story was published when she was 10 years old and won the Young Authors Contest in Jack and Jill Magazine.

When her youngest child was 18 months old, Renée started writing every day during nap time eventually producing her first book, Dreaming of Deliverance.

"It was such an amazing experience—getting lost in a story like I've always needed to do, but this time as its author," she says. "I find the process of writing fascinating, compelling, sometimes the most enjoyable thing ever, and often completely frustrating. It's much more difficult than immersing myself in a story someone else has written. But there's nothing more satisfying than being a conduit for fiction. And now that I've discovered that, I'll never stop writing."

In 2009, she began podcasting Dreaming of Deliverance, which led her into a new dimension of story-telling: narration and voice acting. Other writers and producers began to request her narration for their novels and short stories and before long, she was narrating professionally.

These days Renée balances being a wife and mother with writing new books, and recording fiction—both her own and that written by other writers.

To learn more about her writing and voice work visit REChambliss.com.