Limited Omniscient Narrator Novels & Stories

Travis informs me. Immediately, I stop scanning the black horizon to my left for possible enemies (the left side of him is his blind spot, after all) and focus my attention to the front, which is the direction his gloved hand is pointing. . Squinting into the distance I see ... absolutely nothing. The horizon in front of me is as devoid of color and shape as the horizon that I had been staring at to my left a minute ago. "Travis, I don't see ... - but before I could finish, my eyes are fixed on a half dozen golden lights rising out of nowhere about a half dozen the size of a pinhead slowly approaching us and make bigger"

I pinched his cheeks. "Noted, now let's go to our date." He interlaced our fingers and we went to his car. ........ We arrived at the beach and went for a walk. He told me to close my eyes and that's what I did. After 5 minutes of walking, we stopped. "Now can I open them?" I asked. "Now." He said while wrapping his arms around my waist. I was in awe. We were in a beach cave, there were candles all over the place and and sunflowers. I smiled.

she said, and the wind took it and lifted it to a foreign shore. Behind them, in the place they had left, Kael raised his horn to a sky bandaged in fire. In front of them, in the place they had arrived, bells began to ring a pattern no one had taught them. Sienna took one step forward on a dock that wasn’t theirs. The plank groaned like a welcome and a warning. d-person omniscient, with human, natural dialogue and no mention of that “C-word” you told me never to use.