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Another Fish in the Sea: A Short Story
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Blurb: Could undating Jack become the relationship Marie has always wanted, or will he be just another fish in the sea?
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Dating was survival of the fittest for Marie—until a disastrous blind date ended in a car accident. As she recovers post-surgery, she wonders if it’s the lingering effects of the anesthetic or something more when she hears the voice of a stranger singing along with her behind the curtain in the post-op room. Their brief, strange moment ends as he’s wheeled away—but not before he mentions he’s a chef at Dockside. Thanks to her friend Janey’s careful orchestrations, Marie soon discovers the man behind the curtain’s name is Jack, and he is, indeed, the Dockside chef. Through texts, she discovers he’s eager to get to know her, but Marie has sworn off first dates—too many heartbreaks and pain, and a broken leg to prove it. Jack hatches a plan to never go on a first date with her at all. Could undating Jack become the relationship Marie has always wanted, or will he be just another fish in the sea?
Prairie Tale: A Winter Short Story
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Blurb: Will Mary be able to save herself from the evil that may be lurking within the storm? Will Pa and the midwife arrive in time to help Mama with her baby? Or will the storm—or the witch—get them, too?
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An isolated homestead, a wicked winter storm, and a quick read perfect for fans of Little House on the Prairie by Laura Ingalls Wilder Alone in their cabin during a prairie blizzard with her laboring mother, little Mary is the only one available to fetch water when Mama needs it. She rushes out into the snow and wind, fills her bucket, turns, and can no longer see her home through the thick sheet of snow. Mary's active imagination—filled with evil queens and witches, princes on horseback, and other fairy tale creatures from her favorite books—coupled with the very real fear of the storm raging around her and the anxiety of not making it back to Mama in time, make it difficult for her discern what's real and not while she pushes across the prairie, attempting to make her way home. Will she be able to save herself from the evil that may be lurking within the storm? Will Pa and the midwife arrive in time to help Mama with her baby? Or will the storm—or the witch—get them, too?