It is not often that I get up at 5:00 a.m. with calculations and a storyline in my head, so I have become so invested in these 2 books I am writing. They have very different characters, but they have something in common. There is something also about the way this story is forming in my head. I see it like a movie. Each scene is intricate and detailed, fueled by emotion, stamina, and anger. Each character has a mission and a motive... or I should say ulterior motives! Escape and detach, and not be accountable for what each has created in their life! With Hank, the male character in "When He Had Her," a long line of women follows his ghost. Each betrayed in one way or the other for him to get ahead. Marked with Greed and the I'll show you attitude, proving he is someone. Only to get something from one woman while getting under another. Temporary fixes to mend a fragile ego. A dangerous ego ... violent if he does not get his way. Adult temper tantrums are in full display, b...