Six Sunday #24: Chills

Did you miss me? I’ve emerged from my writing cave a very conflicted woman. On the one hand my WIP – Forsaking the Prize – might just be the best thing I’ve ever written (Of course I think that about every story for at least 10 minutes) but then I read that Six Sunday would end later this year. Very sorry to hear that. I do enjoy a good excuse to cruise author blogs on a Sunday/Monday night.

This week – Chills. My first long novel, like my first kiss, is still very dear to my heart. (Note to self: must tally up just how many kissing scenes I’ve written so far – could be interesting) In this scene, my hero and heroine are at odds over her plans to marry.

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Constance clenched her hands into fists. “There is no need to sound so surprised at my good fortune. Cullen proposed before I left home, and I was very happy to accept. We will be married in a month.”

The marquess rose to his feet and towered over her. “I forbid it.”

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15 thoughts on “Six Sunday #24: Chills”

  1. Poor marquess, simply trying to forbid a wedding NEVER works LOL. I’m sure there will be a lot of interesting developments, can’t wait! Great six, as always…

  2. Oh my. He forbids it. There’s trouble brewing. Nice conflict and tension going on.

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