A Riddle and An Important Epiphany Moment

Well, I feel really proud of myself.

I wrote the beginning of The Riddles yesterday. You remember that novel that was going to make me rich? Well this is it. And this beginning's a keeper, it's more like a prologue to the story. Like a foreshadow to the story line, but its awesome as hell.

Seriously... I feel like I had an important epiphany moment over here. Literally!!! I'm practically overflowing with pride. It sound mysterious and intriguing... If I do say so myself... and I do. ;)

I know... modesty right? Well, I've decided that for this post, I'm throwing modesty out the metaphorical window.

This prologue is freaking awesome. (In my opinion, but I really want to know what you think. So.) Here it is!

I had never believed in hauntings and ghosts. I always thought they happened between the pages of a book. I was sixteen when my father and I moved to Ashton.
From the moment we pulled into the driveway of that old Victorian house, too the months that followed, I lived through many things one doesn’t see in a lifetime.
The events in this story are strange, but they happened all the same. They happened on the corner of Abbot Road, in a small town in Texas.
Like I said, I had never believed in haunted houses or ghosts or horror stories. I always thought they only happened between the pages of a book, turns out, I was right.

Tada!!!! Short I know but it's something. So.

Back to business. I'm going to be posting a lot of drabbles in the up coming weeks so be prepared to comment. I've been having a writer's spree writing every where, it's been so much fun but unfortunately my mom's been giving me grief about it.

Oh well. What did you think of the prologue?
Like it? Hate it? Comment on it.