Thank you so much for dropping by for a visit. Some of my favorite participants of Six Sunday are K. E. Saxon, Kallypso Masters, Siobhan Muir, Kristin Conner, Romancing Alix. . . and I could go on and on. Make sure you check out these great writers and more over at http://sixsunday.com/! This snippet comes…
Welcome to Six Sentence Sunday! Thank you for stopping by and leaving a comment. The feedback I need this week, if you don’t mind: does the metaphor I use work or is it too much of a cliche? Please be sure to visit the other Sixers! Fast forward from last week’s scene on the beach…
Welcome back to the beach with Rachel and Adam. This is their first kiss. . . And then he kissed her. It was soft, slow, tentative, despite the implied promise of his words. Rachel immediately felt a soothing warmth travel through her body and she heard her voice murmur yes as Adam grabbed her arms,…
Last week was so much fun. Loved reading responses to the six sentences–interesting how words out of context can have a completely different meaning than what’s intended. However, the feedback made me reevaluate Adam’s role in Swashbuckler (my WIP). As a result, I think he’ll be a richer character than I first wrote him. Thank…
Thank you for stopping by and for sharing your feedback week after week. Today’s contribution is from Swashbuckler, my WIP. Next week I’ll give some hints as to who Adam is (’cause he certainly isn’t Rodger!). And don’t forget to visit the other talented, creative writers participating this week in Six Sentence Sunday! Six Sunday…
Happy New Year! What better way to spend it than with Sixers?! I really appreciate reading everyone’s comments each week. And, of course, I love reading other writers’ contributions to Six Sentence Sunday. There are A LOT of very talented authors out in the cloud. Please go visit the other participants and leave a comment…
Happy Sunday! Thank you for dropping by to read this week’s contribution to Six Sentence Sunday. For those of you who have been following the story of Rodger & Rachel, the next bit probably won’t be a surprise. . . . And, by the way, I am getting closer to finishing Swashbuckler. š Her tongue…
