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Skookumchuck - (57 pages) A comedy-romance from Trinity Moon. Nanny Jordan needs a job - Hunky Hud needs a nanny, and mutual friend Elaine is the glue than binds. click to read
Arizona Angels - (95 pages) Throwing the door open she encountered Bowie's towering form, his large arm extended, little Lee dangling in mid air like a large spider. Lynx gasped, her hands going out to rescue the squawDestination Destiny child.
"This demonic little hooligan was window peeping into the honeymoon cottages! God only knows what she saw, but she seemed quite satisfied," he went on, his eyes scorching over Lynx's shocked face. click to read
Buttercups & Daisies - (13 pages) It wasn’t until he had seen his neighbor Lily pole vaulting over the roses that he realized his father was in trouble.
Darn doddering, sex-crazed Betsy! She certainly had a mouth on her as well as a hot-to-trot something or another that was in dire need of being satisfied. But simply put, he wasn’t the man who was going to put out her fire. click to read
Feather Creek - (60 pages) Hawk should have known better than visiting the mercantile on a Saturday - Millie’s busiest day of the week, particularly with a winter storm brewing. Based on the color of the sky and the strength of the wind, this one could turn out to be a wooly-booger. click to continue
The Hen That Laid the Golden Egg - (16 pages) The lady was beautiful - long sexy legs visible beneath the bright-yellow sundress and long blond hair that was tied back with a ribbon that matched her dress to a tee. "Please don't let this be Ms. Mattie Anderson," Bill silently prayed, knowing in his heart of hearts that this indeed was Ms. Mattie Anderson. click to continue
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Destination Destiny
a Free Online Love Story by Sky Taylor - Page 1
Ben Danner eyed the ominous clouds moving in from the north. No doubt, they were in for some strong winds and a gully-washer. He just hoped he made it home before the bad stuff hit. Only ten more miles…
Kitty Dalworth nudged the ancient clunker along, secretly coaxing it to ‘be good‘. But being seventeen years old and having more than 250,000 miles clocked on the engine, she shouldn’t be expecting much. Just seven more miles to town.
“Come on, old girl - you can make it!” she silently encouraged, as if the auto had ears.
Her five nephews were being angels, each quite tired from the day’s journey, and mentally exhausted from the events of the past six months. Losing their parents at such a young age was traumatic and Kitty was doing her best, based on her available resources.
She had sold all her personal belongings, including her beloved camera gear and her personal car in order to pay for the two funerals and meet the impending financial obligations surrounding the deaths of her only sibling - her beloved sister, and her brother-in-law.
How she missed both Nan and Jim - the last remnants of a family outside of her five nephews. And with their passing, her own life had completely changed…
The impending holidays suddenly sprung to her whirling thoughts. Three weeks until Christmas, and she had no idea if she would be able to secure a job and obtain lodging for the six of them, much less have money for gifts. She was already in debt up to her yea-hoo.
The town where they had lived had been so small with few decent places to work. After the accident, she had been forced to abandon her personal photography career in Maine which had been locked inside a struggling phase, relocating to Texas to assume guardianship of the children. With time and luck she knew her photography career would have blossomed. So close….yet not close enough. And it would have been insanity attempting to relocate the children from Texas to Maine.
After the relocation, for a time she worked for Jim’s former boss at the local diner. But with six mouths to feed, her budget required more than a minimum paying job. She knew she could do much better in a larger town, although uprooting the boys from everything they had known in life had factored into the equation - the decision to leave not taken lightly by Kitty. Even so, it was a less aggressive option than relocating to another state.
In the end she had run out of options, so they had gathered up what little they owned and had left for brighter horizons.
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