Chapter 6 Rodney parks at the campsite. Riley bounces in the car chair, ready to get out. He chuckles at her behavior and hops out. He pops open the trunk and unloads while Riley gets out. She stares at the beach that sits just a few steps from their campsite. Bob, Chelsea, Theodore, and Carrie…
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Kitchen Timer
Chapter 5 Two days before the beach camping trip, Rodney dials Bob’s number on his cell phone. He waits until he hears his friend’s voice. “Hey, Bob! Listen! I know this is really short notice, but can I bring my girlfriend with me on the trip?” “Well, hello to you too, Rodney. It’s been a…
Kitchen Timer
Chapter 4 Three days later, Rodney returns to the mall, not having any luck in finding Bruce the other days. He hopes he finds Bruce that day. He is getting frustrated. In his hand, he is caring the kitchen timer. He has to give it back. Rodney walks to the store and spots the pretty…
Kitchen Timer
Chapter 2 Two sleet gray eyes watches Rodney staring at the mannequin. A smile spreads across his face under a shaggy peppered mustache. A tall, lean man in cowboy boots and hat stands up from the wall he is leaning against. He tips his hat at a group of women walking by before making his…
The Good, The Bad, and The Eh
Writing isn’t always perfect I have recently written a romance short story for my blog, but I know that it isn’t any good. How? I just wasn’t feeling it. I wrote it, and it’s there, but it is definitely just eh. Will I post it? I sure will! Why? Because it is great for my…