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Intertwined (Tangled Moon book two) …Finished buttoning, she watched him pull on his jeans, smiling in admiration at the long, firm lines of his body, feeling all hot and bothered again. Honestly, did the lust ever take a break? Was it like this for other females? Was that why Elena was so crazy? “It’s nice…
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These types of prompts tend to make me uncomfortable, maybe because I was always taught by my culture that talking like this was boasting and that boasting will only bring me harm. Pride goes before a fall and all of that. That said, this is an interesting synchronicity because just this morning as I was…
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A Worthy Opponent: England, 1192
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Tangled Moon (book two): …He watched her take as much as she could on her fork and shove the whole thing into her mouth. She’d been raised fully human, and had had no idea that she was a werewolf until her junior year of high school. It was impossible for her to fully accept both…
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My most expensive meal was a few months ago in Philadelphia. I’d gone there for a concert. (Which was amazing by the way. Twin Tribes was the band). I had the brilliant 🤪 idea of getting a Philly cheese steak while I was there, silly me. I should have gone into the heart of the…
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I have a story from my local paper. It’s not uninteresting, but I’m going with it anyway because it’s rather… unusual. A few weeks ago a local bear (yes a bear; I live in a rural area) got a metal bucket stuck to his head and couldn’t get it off. Every time someone tried to…
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This one isn’t too hard to answer because a few years ago I did this meditation (for fun because I’m weird like that) where you walk through this door and inside you meet yourself from another reality. In this meditation I found myself on a beach. I (she) was walking along the ocean in a…
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Once again, I’ve already done this one, but okay then WordPress. Round two it is. I learned a while ago to take the time to stop and smell the roses, as it were. Life can throw you all kinds of curve balls and sometimes the ability to enjoy the little things in life can make…
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Darcy Branwyn 