TRISHA FAYE (Historical
Fiction)
SUSANNE
MATTHEWS (Paranormal/ Fantasy)
How
had he managed to attack her as he did?
TRICIA
ANDERSEN (Sci-Fi)
TRICIA
ANDERSEN (Sci-Fi
If this
has anything to do with what is in the books you borrowed, the same ones that I
checked out, then stay. I beg you. Stay.
SUSANNE MATTHEWS (Paranormal/Fantasy)
She
looked around, and seeing no one, shimmered, and assumed the form of a sleek, black cat.
TRISHA FAYE (Historical Fiction)
“I suppose that could work.
Thirty though? That’s a lot.”
Welcome to Tuesday Tales! Each
week, authors write story snippets to word prompts. Our word for this week is
"sour."
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Trisha Faye (Historical
Fiction)
“But it’s only August 25th.
Christmas is still four months away.”
Tricia
Andersen (Sci Fi)
What made him so sour all of the
sudden?
Susanne
Matthews (Fantasy/Paranormal)
“She can’t be poked and prodded,
Garth, you know that.”
SUSANNE MATTHEWS (Paranormal/fantasy/ time travel)
What fool took her to a hospital?”
TRISHA FAYE (Historical Fiction)
Nellie’s hand flew up to stifle a giggle before it erupted from her mouth.
JEAN JOACHIM (Historical Romance)
“To what do we owe the pleasure of your company at our table today, Sam,” Daniel said.
Welcome to June and erratic weather including thunderstorms,which makes posting difficult at best! If there's one person you can't count on these days, it's the weatherperson.
This week, the authors of Tuesday Tales bring you scenes based on the word BERRIES. Click on the author's name to read their scene. Come back and check out the rest. Please comment. We love feedback.
TRICIA
ANDERSEN (Sci-Fi)
You got doughnuts? I like the
ones with berries in them.
JEAN JOACHIM (Historical Romance
When he got home, he’d load up the wagon with freshly-cut boards, hitched his ox, Tails, to the wagon and head to the Edwards house.
TRISHA FAYE (Historical
Fiction)
“There. That will keep them quiet and occupied and you and I can talk quilting a little more.”
SUSANNE
MATTHEWS (Paranormal/Fantasy)
With her free hand, she pushed back the lock of platinum hair, and the only tress of its color in her tawney mane.
Welcome to Tuesday Tales, where authors write stories using word prompts. Our word today is “SUGAR”. Click on the name of each author to read the free story snippet on her blog. Make sure to visit everyone. Writing is our passion, and comments make our day!
Jean Joachim (Historical Romance)
As he led her through the field, he pondered the idea of a girlfriend who couldn’t speak
Susanne Matthews (Cozy Mystery)
“How could knowing whether or not the prince was alive do that?”
The till was running a little low and a nice sale would be welcome.
That might grease the wheels a little when you have to tell her you will be gone for a few weeks.
Welcome to Tuesday Tales! Each
week, authors write story snippets to word prompts. Our word for this week is
"butter."
Click on the name of each author to
go to her blog and read the free story. Make sure to visit all the authors.
Thanks for your support!
Trisha
Faye (Women’s
Fiction)
“I’m opening my own little store in
Bluebonnet Ridge,” Claire said.
Jean
Joachim (Historical
Romance)
He looked up to the right and there
she was, that new girl, Caroline Edwards.
Susanne
Matthews (Cozy Mystery)
“You dropped this.” Al handed it to
me.
