Tuesday's Tales: March 2026

Monday, March 16, 2026

FLOSSIE BENTON ROGERS (Paranormal Fantasy)

They seemed to be telling her, "Unserious. Unserious!"

SUSANNE MATTHEWS (Cozy Mystery)

I found the report that claimed someone had seen a climber follow someone off site, going toward the latrines.

JEAN JOACHIM (Contemporary Romance)

“Mary? What are you doing?” Mark drew his brows together.

TRISHA FAYE (Women's Fiction)

Claire’s mind was already in full gear as she followed Allen through the front door.

TRICIA ANDERSEN (Sci Fi)

“What? That? Don’t be silly. It was nothing.”

JEAN JOACHIM (Contemporoary Romance)

Charlotte had a busy time. Three days a week, she painted every morning then rushed home to change and go to class in the afternoon.

FLOSSIE BENTON ROGERS (Paranormal Fantasy)

She lifted her arms, feeling a bolt of energy race up her spine.

TRISHA FAYE (Woman's Fiction)

“The general store theme might help,” Lucy said.

SUSANNE MATTHEWS (Cozy Mystery)

“I would say they were more than acquainted if they spent the night together.”

TRICIA ANDERSEN (Sci Fi)

She had so little confidence this was going to work.

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Trisha Faye (Women’s Fiction)

She debated about the jams, jellies, honeys and mustards.

She stiffened as the priestess unexpectedly stood before her.

"If I agree to sit down to play poker with someone, I expect all fifty-two cards to be in the deck, not missing or up my opponents sleeves."

There was no point for Dani to stick around.

Jean Joachim (Contemporary Romance)

With her mind elsewhere, Charlotte approached the administration building, she pulled out her huge key ring