#OneLineSunday by #RSsos Lines about all things NEW to start the week . Happy New Year!
Craig’s slight smirk suggested he recognized a new player in the game. “Oh, the princess has an opinion?”
Sam Bradley w/a McKenna Sinclair
Miller simply couldn’t believe it. Not only had Angie run out on him without any notice, but she took his last, new bar of Irish Spring with her.
Claire Gem
Would my third act be an off-shoot of ReCareering, or would I venture off in a new direction?
Joanne Guidoccio
She remembered all the boxes of new Christmas decorations she’d bought sitting unopened in her living room; a glittery blue garland with snowflake-shaped lights, a box of ornaments with hand-painted country scenes on them, two dozen candy canes so fresh the mint smelled right through the box.
Jeannie Hall
“Well, forgive me for thinking mistletoe mysteriously moving around the barn to…
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Last year, Zoe had dug out her tiny, tabletop tree from her storage space, pulled the wire branches down into position, and simply plugged it in. Voila, instant Christmas.
She grinned. “Well, it might get the honeymoon started sooner.”
“Tiny trees took the place of hedges in the huge stone planters, and their multicolored lights twinkled in the early darkness. White fairy lights rimmed the entire perimeter of the rink, where couples holding hands and laughing groups of teenagers glided across the ice.
After surviving a grueling (but gratifying) November where I focused exclusively on my NaNoWriMo project, I needed to destress and start preparing for Christmas. To get into the mood of the season, I decided to look for Christmas novellas that can be easily read in one sitting.
Will a Christmas wish give a lonely author a family?
Jeannie Hall Suspense 