Six Sentence Sunday: Where writers
share six sentences from their published or unpublished books.
Here’s a snippet from LOVE
DELIVERED, my contemporary romance novella. Small-town love vs. big-city
dreams. Hope you enjoy! And check out Pete, the mailman...
At the sound of three knocks on the front
door, Bianca smiled and pressed the lid on the spackle bucket.
She ran her hand over her ponytail, hoping
to calm the stray locks, and raced down the carpeted steps. Her heart beat
faster and her body came alive.
Pete stood at the front door wearing a
giant smile and holding a box of tea bags.
“Figured I should start pitching in before
I deplete your supply.”
“Come in for some sweet tea?”
Purchase links for LOVE DELIVERED:
Amazon Barnes and Noble The Wild Rose Press
Purchase links for LOVE DELIVERED:
Amazon Barnes and Noble The Wild Rose Press
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13 comments:
This has promise, but does he have time? He's not in the middle of his route, is he? Lovely six.
*smiling* nice scene. You have a polished way of tucking in details so that the reader won't be distracted. I think I notice them because I am studying what I see, not just reading the action.
Sign me up for a cup of tea with a hot guy...oh wait...I have Lipton and my husband here. :-) Have a great Easter Sunday, Joya!
Aaw what a sweetie! ;) Like the little details in the beginning too as you showed without telling that she's excited and a little nervous to see him!
@Kate
LOL. He finishes his route before taking time to visit with Bianca. We wouldn't let him socialize on the government's dime. Thanks for stopping by. :)
@Teresa
Hahaha about having Lipton and your husband there. Thanks very much for your kind words about tucking in details. Hope you have a wonderful Easter Sunday, too! :)
@Angela
Thanks very much for your nice words about the details and her nervousness. Hope you're having a wonderful Sunday and thanks so much for stopping by. :)
Yum. Sweet tea. hmm... Is that a euphemism? Nice six!
This is delightful. I love their interactions. :)
Loved the innocence of this scene...very sweet :)
@Tonya
LOL. Why yes, I think sweet tea is a very fitting euphemism here.
Thanks so much for stopping by today. :)
@Donna
Thanks very much! So glad you liked their interactions. Thanks for stopping by. :)
@Christine
Glad you noticed the innocent tone of their budding relationship. Thanks very much for stopping by. :)
Cute guy, cute cover, cuter snippet! Come in for some sweet tea? Don't mind if I do!
@Kate
LOL about coming in for some sweet tea. Come on in! Thanks for stopping by today. :)
Come in for some tea, said the spider to the fly. I like it!
Nice six! Made me smile.
@Linda
*said the spider to the fly* LOL!! Love it. Thanks for cracking me up and for stopping by today. :)
@Jennifer
So glad the post made you smile! Thanks for stopping by to comment. :)
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