Tyler entered his favorite coffee bar and suddenly found there was no one behind the counter. “Hi? Is there anybody working today?” he asked curiously. He didn’t hear or see anyone, but observed people in the seats, drinking coffee. Then he noticed a new button on the counter that said “Press Here for Service.” HeContinue reading “Coffee, please”
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Mr. Wrong
The metal sound of clanking lockers amid the variable echoing rumble of a thousand adolescent conversations meant one thing… school had begun. After barely surviving middle school, Katie hoped freshman year in high school would be the dawn of a new horizon with endless possibilities. “I’m calling it the great awakening, because I hope itContinue reading “Mr. Wrong”
The Heist at City Hall
Sitting at my desk at The Old Bug, I usually tune out the scanners. The banal monotonous cadence of fire and police dispatchers using codes and chatter are incredibly annoying. And its small potatoes… only newbee beat reporters handle that. But today I heard something that caught my complete attention. It said “robbery at CityContinue reading “The Heist at City Hall”
The Find
Gail’s favorite pastime is browsing through to estate sales. Each sale afforded an adventure into another time. Besides the good deals on antiques, there was something insatiably exciting about exploring a stranger’s past. The anticipation of a new sale never waned for her. Strolling amid tables of jewelry, books, old toys, record collections, little figurines,Continue reading “The Find”
Shockwave
Author’s Note: Here is a mini sneak peek at a beginning scene from upcoming book 4 in the Timeless American Historical Romance series of books, scheduled to release May 30th. Click cover for preorder discount pricing. Running around the house at lightning speed, Jackie searched every nook and cranny, but couldn’t find her homework. AndContinue reading “Shockwave”
