Six Sentence Sunday

We're back.  I thought I'd do six sentences from my soon to be released novella, A Second Chance.

Blurb:

Just when divorcee, Christine Rollins discovers new love, her ex asks for a second chance. Will she take the second chance with her ex or give in to her feelings for her new love?

With two long steps, he caught her, grabbed a handful of snow and aimed at her face. Giggling like a teenager, she fought him off, wiggling to free herself. He dropped the snow and pulled her to him, bringing his mouth to hers in a hard demanding kiss. Breathless, she pulled back. She held her hand to her mouth as if she could wipe  away the burning imprint his lips left. Yet, not sure she wanted to.

Six Sentence Sunday

From my recently released book, Double the Trouble, available from MuseItUp Publishing http://bit.ly/doublethetrouble or Amazon.com

Okay, I cheated - there's seven. This is the scene when Kate visits her aunt's grave.


The eerie feeling increased the closer she got to her aunt’s grave. Something felt


strange. Suddenly, she froze.  A hand stuck out from under the

bush next to her aunt's grave. Kate stifled a scream. A body lay half hidden under the broken branches. Kate

looked at long, flowing red hair. She couldn’t see her face but knew the girl was dead.

From my latest release, Double the Trouble - Now available at MuseItUp Publishing  (YAY) http://bit.ly/doublethetrouble

A spark of something familiar tumbled in her stomach.

She pushed his hand away. Try as she might, her anger shattered.
“How dare you walk in here like nothing happened? Like we’re going to pick up where we left off?” Kate spoke through clenched teeth.

Six Sentence Sunday

Another six from Connection of the Minds due for release in September from MuseItUp Publishing http://bit.ly/ConnectionoftheMinds

Strange, realistic dreams and visions disrupt Rebecca Brennan’s life, especially when she actually feels someone’s pain.

"Okay," she said in a weak voice, "this is going to sound strange. I mean I find it hard to believe myself. I don’t have a cousin Isabelle and I don’t know Jeremy personally, but I know a lot about him. I know someone shot him a couple days ago." She paused, tried to still her trembling hands, and looked at the chief’s uplifted eyebrow. If he didn’t believe her, she’d have to think of something else. Right now the truth was the best way.

Six Sentence Sunday

I'm continuing from last week from Connection of the Minds, which will be released in September from MuseItUp Publishing

 Half afraid to look, her hand trembled as she slowly brought it in front of her face.  Dry, no blood.  Shivers shook her body. Why was this happening? These kinds of things happened way too often lately. Okay, they were dreams, but still.

Six Sentence Sunday

Six sentences from Connection of the Minds due to be released in Sept. from MuseItUp Publishing. 

“No!” Rebecca sprang up in bed. Hot searing pain bore into her shoulder. What was happening to her? A warm sticky substance flowed from her shoulder. Oh God, there was going to be blood. From the feel of it, lots of blood.  

I hope everyone has a blessed and happy Easter.

Six Sentence Sunday

Another six from my book, Double the Trouble.  But first a little background on the book.

Kate Wesley left Twinsburg, Ohio five years ago after her fiancé jilted her. Now she’s back, happy and content with her single life. She doesn’t need men to fulfill her dreams, she has her florist shop.


Widower, Mark Westfield wasn’t interested in women. He had  five-year old twins to raise, and they took all his time and energy. But Kate sparked something in him he hadn’t expected to feel again.

Adam Shaffer left Kate two days before the wedding. Left a note and took off to Las Vegas. Biggest mistake of his life. But now they were both back, and he aimed to win Kate back.

My six:
“The least you could do is give me a chance to explain. Not that I’m sure I could. I’m not sure, even now, why I took off. Cold feet, I guess.”


Kate trembled at his touch. A spark of something familiar tumbled in her stomach.

Six Sentence Sunday

Hi Everyone,
Here it is Sunday again. Boy the week passes quickly.  This week I've chosen another six lines from my book, Stranger on the Shore, which will be released March 1st at MuseItUp Publishing at: http://bit.ly/dM2bHA

Jordan winced as lightning flashed again, back-lighting the dark clouds. Darn it, she wanted to be inside cuddling by the fire not out here in a storm. For two cents, she’d turn around and go back. But something drew her forward.
A man’s body against the rocks.
Oh, Lord, please don’t let him be dead.