Tuesday Tales - Pitch

Welcome! The word prompt this week is "pitch". Click on the author's name to go to their story written around that word. Thank you for coming.



V.L. Locey (MM Hockey Romance)
“And now you think you want the dating thing.”

Susanne Matthews (Women's Fiction)
Hadn’t mother claimed boys could read impure thoughts in a girl  the same way dogs could sense fear? 

Jean Joachim (Women's Fiction)
She arrived at intensive care by nine thirty. Marcy and Ellen were already there, talking to the doctor.

Tricia Andersen (Paranormal/Greek God)
“I love you, Juliet. I would end the world for you.”

Jillian Chantal (Contemporary Romance)
The red nose was covered in shiny pleather fabric.

Tuesday Tales: December 19, 2017. Today's Prompt: TINY

Hello again. Welcome to this week's edition of Tuesday Tales. To all who are celebrating a major holiday this week, best wishes for a wonderful time with friends and family.

Tuesday Tales is a weekly blog hop that focuses on the works in progress of a select group of writers. Many of the stories birthed here go on to become novels. Our mentor and founder, Jean Joachim, keeps us on our toes, challenging us each week with a new prompt. This week, we have a word prompt: TINY

Take the time to visit each post and see how we all use the word. Feedback is always appreciated. 

V.L. LOCEY (MM Hockey Romance)

I spun around and there stood Max in the doorway, rumpled and freshly out of bed, his arms folded over his chest.

TRICIA ANDERSEN (Paranormal/Greek god romance) 

He’s one bright, shiny sunbeam away from a painful, horrible death.

JEAN JOACHIM (Women's Fiction)

A chill swept through her.

TRISHA FAYE (Historical Fiction)

Will anyone even care once I’m gone? Are all my words for naught?

JILLIAN CHANTAL (Contemporary Romance)

"Thanks for nothing, ’Vette.”

FLOSSIE BENTON ROGERS (Light Paranormal)

“I will, but I can’t cross them during penmanship.”

SUSANNE MATTHEWS (Women’s Fiction)

"I would never forget hair the color of flames like yours."

IT'S PICTURE PROMPT WEEK!

Welcome! These are the pictures our writers have chosen to write to. Each one is different. Click on the author's name to go to her blog. Don't forget to return and read all the stories. Thank you for stopping by.

JEAN C. JOACHIM (Women's Fiction)
  Before she went on this crazy internship three thousand miles away, when five o'clock rolled around, he’d turned his thoughts to Clare –wondered what she had made for dinner, and if she’d be up for sex after. 

V. L. LOCEY (MM Hockey Romance)

“Going to be hard to find a place to eat with a dog,” he pointed out.

TRISHA  FAYE (Historical Fiction)
“Women…” Al retorted but softened his response with a chuckle.

TRICIA ANDERSEN (Paranormal/Greek God Romance)
She vowed with a moan that she would love him until the day she died.

SUSANNE MATTHEWS (Women's Fiction)
 But I’d seen the interest in his blue eyes, and my stomach flip-flopped.

FLOSSIE BENTON ROGERS (Light Paranormal)
The train sped up the coastline, slowing down for whistle stops.

JILLIAN CHANTAL (Contemporary Romance)
As they didn't have much room in their apartment for a tree, they'd decorated the window that faced the parking lot of the complex.

TUESDAY TALES - WORD PROMPT "HEAT"

Welcome! The word prompt this week is "heat". Click on the author's name to go to their story written around that word. Thank you for coming. 

V. L. LOCEY(MM Hockey Romance)
Yeah, tell me about overhead, Lenny. I know all about it.

JEAN JOACHIM (Women's Fiction)
After the phone call from the police last night informing her that Stan had been in an accident, she’d been running on adrenaline, with barely a moment to take in what had happened

JILLIAN CHANTAL (Time Travel Romance)
“And you say you ended up in the year 1788?” the man asked.

TRICIA ANDERSEN (Paranormal Greek God Romance)
If only then she had realized he had fangs.

TRISHA FAYE (Historical Fiction)
“Bus passed by The Ozark. They’re showing Miracle on 34^th Street.”

Thank you for coming.