Six Sentence Sunday
April 22, 2012
Celebrating A HOUSE DIVIDED my Revolutionary War-era story set in Quebec (also wondering why I didn’t call it A HEART DIVIDED, since that sounds far more romancy, but anyway), because it was named a finalist in the Romance Through the Ages contest last week.
[Papa] turned away, leaving her face to face with the officer. One dark brow arched, while the side of his mouth quirked in a fleeting half smile. “I don’t suppose you’d kiss me, too.”
His words were light enough, almost teasing. At one time, if one of the boys from the Lower Town had said them, one of her own, she’d have laughed and complied. This man was another matter altogether.
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Congratulations on your final in the Romance Through The Ages contest! And I loved the six sentences you shared. It’s amazing how a tiny snapshot like that can tell so much about a character. I really got a feel for both the hero and heroine in those few sentences. Great job.
Thanks so much. I think it helps that the Six Sentence Sunday concept lets you choose your sentences. The Lucky Seven meme that was going around was possibly more revealing since you might well hit on a spot where nothing was happening.
Congratulations on finaling! What a great feeling that must be. Not surprising, though. Your writing’s very easy to read.
Thanks so much!
Love his cockiness and her reaction! Fun 6!
Thank you!
He’s a bit cheeky!
nice set up.
Thank you. All my heroes tend to be a little cheeky, I think.
Oh, oh, oh! I want to read ALL of this, whatever the title!
Guess that means I’ll have to finish writing it.