Welcome to this week's Tuesday Tales, where ideas blossom into words, sentences, paragraphs, chapters, and eventually novels. Books are born here, and readers get the chance to watch the stories develop week by week, post by post.
This week, our word prompt is FROST.
Enjoy!
Tricia Andersen (Paranormal/Greek god Romance)
If she wanted him, she’d get him. And there was no doubt in her mind that she wanted him.
Trisha Faye (Historical Fiction)
“Might want to rethink that idea. Heard we might have ice tomorrow.”
V.L. Locey (MF Hockey Romance)
“Chipmunks won’t mind,” he murmured against my neck.
Susanne Matthews (Women's Fiction)
“Any man who looks like that talking about the past has to be remembering a woman.”
Jean Joachim (Women's Fiction)
Jen pushed her wet hair off her face and pulled her soaked T-shirt away from her skin. She didn’t need to show strangers her boobs.
Flossie Benton Rogers (Light Paranormal)
The bulbs cast a blue glow over her skin.
Jillian Chantal (Time Travel)
When the wind quit blowing and it became light again, Pembroke could barely fathom what had happened
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