Susanne Matthews

Tuesday Tales: From the Word RUN

Welcome to February 2024. This week’s Tuesday Tales Is based on the word prompt RUN. I’m continuing with my Contemporary Paranormal Romance, Listen to the Stones. A shrill whistle pulled Jerome back to the present, alerting him to the crewman waving at him, indicating it was his turn to move the car out. He followed theContinue reading “Tuesday Tales: From the Word RUN”

Tuesday Tales: From the Word STRONG

Welcome to this week’s Tuesday Tales. This week our word prompt is STRONG. I’m continuing with Listen to the Stones. Enjoy! “I wasn’t going to tell you this, but someone is interested in buying land on Lewis, specifically where there are unprotected menhirs. They’re working through a numbered company, but whoever they are, they’re Scots.Continue reading “Tuesday Tales: From the Word STRONG”

Tuesday Tales: From the Word WATER

Welcome to this week’s Tuesday Tales. This week. we’re writing to the prompt WATER. I’m continuing with Listen to the Stones. As he waited to debark, Jerome’s mind wandered. The other night, after one too many scotches, he’d described the woman and twin boys who populated his dreams. Nathan hadn’t laughed, but he’d maintained thatContinue reading “Tuesday Tales: From the Word WATER”

Tuesday Tales: From the Word ACTIVE

Welcome to this week’s Tuesday Tales. It’s hard to believe that we are halfway through January 2024. This week, the authors present scenes based on the word ACTIVE. I’m continuing with Listen to the Stones. Jerome exhaled, thanking the ancient gods and the modern saints for getting them safely across The Minch. Given the roughContinue reading “Tuesday Tales: From the Word ACTIVE”

Midway through January 2024.The Best Is Yet to Come

So far, 2024 has not met expectations. Family members have been ill, although most have recovered, but the weather …. Let me just say, if I got paid for every major storm we were supposed to get and didn’t, I would be rich! While fellow Canadians out west, specifically in Alberta, are stuggling with -40 degreeContinue reading “Midway through January 2024.The Best Is Yet to Come”

Last of the Unforgettable Boxed Sets Released: Unforgettable Guardians: Bodyguards and Defenders

Sadly, all good things come to an end, and this book box series is no exception. I have been fortunate enough to have many books in the Unforgettable Series and seeing the series end is rather sad, but like everything else the ABB has done, we’re going out with a bang! Strong heroines meet bigger-than-lifeContinue reading “Last of the Unforgettable Boxed Sets Released: Unforgettable Guardians: Bodyguards and Defenders”

Tuesday Tales: From the Word SONG

Welcome to this week’s Tuesday Tales where a smallgroup of authors share their work in progress with you. This week our 400 word scenes are based on the word SONG. I’m continuing with my Contemporary Paranormal Romance, Listen to the Stones. Enjoy. “I’m … I’m so sorry.” She licked her dry lips. It was astonishing howContinue reading “Tuesday Tales: From the Word SONG”

Tuesday Tales: From the Word LIGHTS

Welcome to this first post for Tuesday Tales in 2024. I still have no idea where 2023 went, but I’m hoping that 2024 will bring good things for everyone–health, happiness, peace, and prosperity. This week, the talented authors from Tuesday Tales are writing to the word prompt LIGHTS. I’m continuing with Listen to the Stones. I’mContinue reading “Tuesday Tales: From the Word LIGHTS”

Goodbye 2023, Hello 2024

It doesn’t seem all that long ago that I wished you all a happy 2023. It may seem to defy the laws of physics, but time does seem to go by more quickly as we age. The reality is that many of us have simply slowed down. We can deny it all we want, butContinue reading “Goodbye 2023, Hello 2024”

Tuesday Tales: From the word END

Welcome to the last Tuesday Tales post of 2023. It’s been an eventful year. Wishing you all the best in 2024. This week, fittingly enough, our word prompt is END. I still have several weeks’ worth of work on Listen to the Stones yet to complete. I hope you’re enjoying the story as much asContinue reading “Tuesday Tales: From the word END”