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Welcome to the last week of June 2021. Time seems to fly even if there’s no place to go. This week, I’m starting a new story. The working title is Forever in my Heart. This week’s word prompt is SOLVE. Enjoy. Mike Branscomb had just finished suturing Mildred Howard’s cat when a wave of painContinue reading “Tuesday Tales: From the Word SOLVE”

Welcome to another edition of Tuesday Tales. Summer is here, and with it comes all the anticipation of getting closer to as normal as we can get. This weekly blog takes you into the current manuscripts of a select group of authors including myself. We write to a word or picture prompt. This week, ourContinue reading “Tuesday Tales: From the Word QUESTION”

My father is no longer with us, but I know he would appreciate a humorous look at one of the recent controversies. I’m all for political correctness, but sometimes, people go too far! Have you read the recent posts suggestion the word mother be replaced by birthing parent? Not sure about the accuracy here. UsuallyContinue reading “Happy Father’s Day!”

Just in time for your summer reading! The talented authors from the Authors’ Billboard have done it again! Unbelievable Satisfaction – Secrets and Courage – features eight novels from highly acclaimed authors that are guaranteed to keep you reading all night. Face danger and death with dedicated police officers, discover the truth with wrongfully convictedContinue reading “Get Ready for Another Book Box Thrill!”

So far June is promising. Let’s hope the summer’s the same. Welcome to this week’s episode of Tuesday Tales. Since we have a picture prompt, we’re limited to 300 words. I’m continuing with Make Mine a Manhattan. Here’s the picture I chose. Enjoy! I’d just finished feeding the cat when an idea sent me racingContinue reading “Tuesday Tales: From a Picture”

Welcome to this week’s Tuesday Tales, the weekly blog post where a select group of authors share their work in progress with you. I’m working on a romantic comedy entitled, Make Mine a Manhattan. This week’s word is PASTE. I used PASTING, a variation of the word. Enjoy. Pasting a fake smile on my face,Continue reading “Tuesday Tales: From the Word PASTE”

Originally posted on Living the Dream:
Have you ever purchased a lottery ticket? Have you ever dreamed of a surprise inheritance? Have you ever imagined what your life might be like if someone suddenly dropped a fortune in your lap? You aren’t unique. We all dream of enough money to allow us to do whatever…

Originally posted on Living the Dream:
Brazen – Daring – in both their dedication to Love and Service. Seven stories of men and women who have pledged their lives to help others. Their hearts are reserved – held in check and on pause – while working. When that certain someone comes into their lives, passions…

Each month, I try to participate in the IWSG’s monthly blog hop. Some months the questions are easier to answer than others. This month’s is really a complicated one for me and it’s not a writing style that will work for many although it does for me. June 2 question – For how long doContinue reading “The Insecure Writer’s Support Group Monthly Blog”

Welcome to June and this week’s Tuesday Tales, the weekly blog post where a small group of authors share their Work in progress with you, the readers. Today’s word prompt is SALT. I’m continuing with my romantic comedy, Make Mine a Manhattan. Since I work better with inspiration, here’s the cover. This was the icingContinue reading “Tuesday Tales: From the Word SALT”