From all of the Tuesday Tales authors our condolences to all those who have lost a loved over the last few days during the violence in France and Beirut.
Our heart goes out to you all.
When something so severe happens in the world, a wave of shock and disbelief comes over us and numbs us. There's never a right or wrong in how and when we go on with our daily life,
so today's posts are written respectfully with those who passed in our minds.
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Don't forget to come back and enjoy all the stories here.
Iris Blobel (Contemporary Romance)
Worry shot through him, and he wished he’d transferred her number to his phone.
Worry shot through him, and he wished he’d transferred her number to his phone.
Exhaling a lungful of fine Turkish, my bleary eyes widened when Ross Coleman pulled into the driveway.
I'd take my wine in a coffee cup, I'm not some kind of snob.
Paychecks always made people happy, except when they didn’t show.
Hank was in the visitors lounge on the phone.
“She’s been up and at it for twelve hours. I don’t know how much more she can take.”
“My name’s not Missy,” she called out.
"I
had nightmares about snipers and roadside bombs, but in the end he died here,
because of me.”
.
Being borne among the fairest maidens in the land, she’d been hand-picked to avoid the drudgery of life in the kitchens with her mother, or in the laundry with her aunt. Instead, she was among the princesses most favored handmaidens.
How was she
ever going to choke these down?
Flossie
Benton Rogers (Paranormal Romance)
Hannah trudged up the steep stairwell toward the hotel's exterior landing.
.
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Being borne among the fairest maidens in the land, she’d been hand-picked to avoid the drudgery of life in the kitchens with her mother, or in the laundry with her aunt. Instead, she was among the princesses most favored handmaidens.
Hannah trudged up the steep stairwell toward the hotel's exterior landing.
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