Happy Fall, Y’all. Now, if the weather could get the message. Since this is the first week of the month, I have posted a flash fiction piece on the website. The title is A Surprise in Seat Two. It takes place in the summer, as Cammie works with her Nana giving tours on the antique wooden trolley. Just as boredom sets in, Cammie is surprised by someone from her past. I hope you enjoy it. Please follow the orange link below.
Declan paced, studying the techniques of the first-year apprentices. Each approached the furnace with wrinkled brows, all but Caitlin, daughter of Waterford’s senior blower, Patrick O’Malley. Declan had trained under him for five years, and her over-protective father was the only reason Declan avoided her. She twirled the six-foot metal rod; her pale blue eyes…
Happy February. I’ve been busy writing a new book, so I’m re-posting one of my favorite stories. It was actually the first flash fiction I ever wrote. It is set on Jekyll Island, Georgia during the early 1900’s when the millionaires would take their winter holidays on Jekyll. I encourage you to visit Jekyll and…
Sweet readers, Thank you for being loyal followers of my website and encouragers of my writing career. The first week of the month I usually post a Flash Fiction story, but his month, the story is slightly over 1000 words, so in the interest of honesty, and y’all know if nothing, I’m honest, it is a…
Welcome back, friends. It is the first week of the month, so I will be posting a Flash Fiction piece, Coming Back from Forty Love. This was my first piece of this length, and I wrote it last year as part of a character study for an upcoming novel. I hadn’t planned to publish it,…
Happy Fourth of July! As we celebrate our independence, I hope this short story will remind us of those who help ensure our freedom every day and the sacrifice they and their families make for each of us. We are so blessed to live in this great nation. ********************************************************************************************* With a permanent marker, Whitley crossed…
This month’s flash fiction story tells the story of my characters’ past. It was fun for me to explore the history that set them on the path that would lead to the story in my book, Love is Elementary. I hope you enjoy it, and next month, we’ll be headed to the Kentucky Derby–fancy hats and mint…
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Cute Leslie! Thanks for sharing it with us.
Love this piece!! You’re stories are so fab!
Thanks girl.