Showing posts with label Six Sentence Sunday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Six Sentence Sunday. Show all posts

Saturday, July 16, 2011

Six Sentence Sunday - 7/17/11

I'm going to continue the scene from last week's SSS snippet.  Kane is seeing a vision after drinking a glass of blood from the Grand Oracle of the Council of 12. Enjoy!

She was beautiful.  Long dark hair; full, round lips. Her cafe au lait complexion stood in stark contrast to the deep-set brown eyes that stared past him.  She was smiling, but he could see that the emotion didn't reach her eyes.  Her eyes held a pain that he knew all to well. They were haunted.

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Sunday, July 10, 2011

Six Sentence Sunday - 7/10/11

Thanks so much for coming back to my SSS posts!  I've been on a 2 weeks break getting ready for, then attending the Romance Writers of America National Conference.  I "think" I've recovered :). I know I'm definitely ready to get back to my writing!


So here's this weeks SSS entry. I'm picking up where I left on 2 weeks ago.  Kane has just down a half glass of blood from the most powerful Oracle ever known.


The blood numbed his tongue and the walls of his throat as he swallowed. It was richer than anything he had ever tasted. A burst of power exploded in his mind, radiating through his body like an electric pulse. He closed his eyes as flashes of light filled his vision.  Images of a woman began to form. She was beautiful.


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Sunday, June 19, 2011

Six Sentence Sunday

Today's entry continues with Kane and Lady Selene's meeting.  Lady Selene has offered Kane a way to see the images that have haunted her for weeks. She's sliced across the palm of her hand with a knife:


Closing her hand into a fist, she directed the blood into the empty glass and filled it halfway. “This should be enough for you to see what I have seen.”
 Kane accepted the glass in silence. The scent of Selene’s blood immediately flooded his senses and he struggled to keep his fangs retracted. The glass was hot, heated by Selene’s power. The deep red liquid undulated on its own, though he kept his hand level. After a moment’s hesitation, he brought the glass to his lips and drank.

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Sunday, June 12, 2011

Six Sentence Sunday

Thank you! Thanks you! Thank you! You've all made my first SSS experience pretty darn great! I look forward to additional entries and your feedback as I plug along with my WIP.


Today's six continues from my first entry and is pulled from my current WIP. For the set up, Kane and The Grand Oracle, Lady Selene are in her home discussing why she's contacted him. Enjoy!


“This person you’re searching for, what is she?”
“Interesting that you would assume it is a woman,” Selene held his gaze.

“You already possess the power to kill any supernatural being you choose, so you don’t want this person dead. And you’ve chosen me as your hunter. It’s easier to send a woman to find a man or a man to find a woman so… ’ He looked at her closely. “You want a woman, and you want her alive.”


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Saturday, May 28, 2011

Six Sentence Sunday

This is my very first entry in Six Sentence Sunday. Am I nervous? Absolutely!  So no more stalling. Here you go!

My first six sentences are from my current work in progress titled The Hidden One. In this scene, Kane has arrived at the home of Lady Selene, The Grand Oracle of the Council of Twelve.


He entered the parlor slowly. As a rule, Kane always kept business meetings in neutral territory and for the last 400 years, caution had always served him well. However, when Selene Beaumont, The Grand Oracle to the Council of Twelve sends an invite to her south Charleston home, countering with another location was not a smart idea. It would be rude. He was intrigued to have received the request and that alone was enough for him to accept. Nevertheless, he would not walk into any situation blindly.


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