Tag: Jamie DeBree

  • Weekly News & Blog Round-Up: September 11, 2022

    Happy September! What are you reading this month? Leave a comment with your answer here on the blog or on your favorite social media site before midnight (MDT) on Friday, Sept. 16, 2022 for a chance to win a free digital copy of At the Water’s Edge – a Rattles flash fiction anthology! The winner…

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    Writer’s Round-Up: Week of July 26, 2022

    Tuesday, June 28 Fiction Bit: Meeting Maggie by Jamie DeBree Thursday, June 30 Quick Fiction: Shower Buddies by Trinity Marlow Friday, July 1 When She Cries – On Sale this week at Smashwords! by Alex Westhaven  

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    Friday Excerpt: Jasmine Betrayal – Free This Week at Smashwords!

    Max got to his feet, holding up a hand. “No. We are not going there. It’s too dangerous.” Raising her eyebrows, she stepped closer, pushing a rigid finger into the center of his chest. “Either help me, or I’ll figure it out on my own. I want this over with, Max. As soon as possible,…

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  • Excerpt: Sleep With Me by Jamie DeBree

    Ready for something summery? This one’s a definite “beach read”! ****************************************************** “Wine me, dine me, shag me…then leave. That’s the deal.” Katherine knew she should smile or maybe flip her hair and bat her eyes, but the man she’d approached at the bar looked experienced enough to know what she was asking for. Voices murmured…

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  • Friday Excerpt: MacKenzie Saves the World

    “Call me Josh, please,” he said, leaning forward until she had no choice but to look at him. A mistake, as she knew it would be, because that handsome face of his should require some sort of license to carry. “May I call you Kenzie?” She shrugged. “Normally only friends call me that, but I…

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  • The Heart and the Triangle, and Writing Prompts

    Wednesday is Valentine’s Day, in case you missed the swath of pink, white and read hearts all over the place lately. I was thinking about love triangles the other day, and how there always seems to be one, even if one or two of the people in the triangle are unaware of the other’s feelings.…

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  • Weekly Prompt Prose: Phone Bump

    Prose Writing Prompt of the Week: Someone is reading a book on their phone while walking on a city street. They bump into someone who is less than sympathetic…at least at first. How does the meeting end? Phone Bump by Jamie DeBree Abby glanced up briefly, her true attention still on the small screen in her…

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  • Weekly Prompt Poems: Tea?

    Poetry Prompt of the Week: Write a poem about having a cup of tea with someone you…don’t exactly like. Apologies for the late post this week! I think you’ll enjoy these two poems just as much on a Sunday, though. 😉  A Cup of Tea by Carol R. Ward Have a cup of tea, my dear…

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  • News, Weather, & Weekly Writing Prompts

    BSB News That riddle prompt was hard, wasn’t it? I’m going to take the fact that no one (including me) could get a riddle-type poem together in time. Perhaps next time, eh? We did manage to write two stories for the prose prompt though, and pretty good ones too, methinks. Check them out at the…

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  • Weekly Prompt Stories: A Scrap, a Shirt, & a Shirtless Man

    Prose Writing Prompt of the Week: Let’s solve a mystery. While walking down the street, your character finds: a scrap of fabric stuck in a rose bush, a torn shirt in the gutter ten yards away, and a shirtless man lying on a lawn several houses down the block. What happened? They Never Listen by Carol…

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