Welcome! This week our writers are writing to this picture prompt. Click on the writer's name to go to their blog. Don't forget to come back and read the works of all the talented writers. Than you for stopping by!
LINDSAY DOWNS (Regency Romance)
“Is it always this beautiful in the country,” Jack whispered in her ear, his breath teasing a few strands of hair.
V. L. LOCEY (M/M Mythological Romance)
As greatly as it saddens me, I do not allow my sister’s displeasure with my carnal tastes to dissuade me or make me leave Orion.
TRISHA FAYE (Memoir)
The path beckons. It calls out to us, singing the siren song of a writer's life.
SARAH CASS(Contemporary Romance)
Craig hadn’t ever been on this side of the gates, much less all the way up the hill standing in front of the, “Witch House.”
Wincing, he remembered the shock on his uncle’s face. He could have hit him with a two by four and not done as much damage.
TRICIA ANDERSEN (Contemporary/Suspense)
She could feel his breath on her cheek, his lips pressed against her skin. Even though he was thousands of miles away locked in a Belfast prison, she could still feel him there.
DAVEE JONES (YA, Paranormal Romance)
Finding Love in a Black Lagoon
"This lagoon, teeming with overgrown brush, trees, and critters is as close to home as I’ll ever feel."
STEFAN ELLERY (Paranormal)
I lay in torment under a boardwalk surrounded by the beauty of mother nature. I hear the sound of water splashing down rocks into a pond, shaded by trees.
KATHLEEN BALL (Western Romance)
Thomas was a pain in the neck. She hated his shit eatin’ grin and the way his blue eyes always seem to look deep into her soul.
WelcLINDSAY DOWNS (Regency Romance)
“Is it always this beautiful in the country,” Jack whispered in her ear, his breath teasing a few strands of hair.
V. L. LOCEY (M/M Mythological Romance)
As greatly as it saddens me, I do not allow my sister’s displeasure with my carnal tastes to dissuade me or make me leave Orion.
TRISHA FAYE (Memoir)
The path beckons. It calls out to us, singing the siren song of a writer's life.
SARAH CASS(Contemporary Romance)
Craig hadn’t ever been on this side of the gates, much less all the way up the hill standing in front of the, “Witch House.”
Felicity whipped around fast, her black hair splaying out like
rays of night interrupting the day.
MORGAN K. WYATT Contemporary Romance) Wincing, he remembered the shock on his uncle’s face. He could have hit him with a two by four and not done as much damage.
TRICIA ANDERSEN (Contemporary/Suspense)
She could feel his breath on her cheek, his lips pressed against her skin. Even though he was thousands of miles away locked in a Belfast prison, she could still feel him there.
DAVEE JONES (YA, Paranormal Romance)
Finding Love in a Black Lagoon
"This lagoon, teeming with overgrown brush, trees, and critters is as close to home as I’ll ever feel."
STEFAN ELLERY (Paranormal)
I lay in torment under a boardwalk surrounded by the beauty of mother nature. I hear the sound of water splashing down rocks into a pond, shaded by trees.
KATHLEEN BALL (Western Romance)
Thomas was a pain in the neck. She hated his shit eatin’ grin and the way his blue eyes always seem to look deep into her soul.
You all write so wonderfully. I do appreciate the work you all do with your Tuesday Tales.
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