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And We All Fall Down

January 1, 2009 by  
Filed under Contemporary Romance, Sherrie Kingston, Short Stories

I’m going to have fun this week if it kills me! Christine Sullivan heaved a sigh.  Thanks to a sinus infection, instead of lying on a beach in the Caribbean sucking back rum drinks with her friends, she was still in Ontario.  Spending her vacation camping in Algonquin Park.  Alone. Get over it.  You’re a [...]

Losing Control

December 1, 2008 by  
Filed under Contemporary Romance, Nan Donahue, Short Stories

Abby Sixsmith watched her brother and couldn’t contain a surge of envy.  He looked so happy! It was so unfair.  Greg, who since a teenager, had sworn he’d never marry, had just exchanged vows a few hours ago.  Abby, who had been dreaming of her wedding for most of her life, sat at his reception [...]

On His Team

November 13, 2008 by  
Filed under Contemporary Romance, Elle Fredrix, Short Stories

Melanie Anderson eased her tired body down onto a large, flat rock.  Thank goodness they were taking a break.  She could use the time to soothe her aching, soon to be blistered, feet.  Okay, everything ached, but this trip didn’t come complete with a steaming hot tub.  They were roughing it, after all. Man, she [...]

One Good Turn Deserves Another

November 6, 2008 by  
Filed under Contemporary Romance, Sherrie Kingston, Short Stories

Kelly Trent didn’t mind winter.  Really.  She didn’t. Today, however, was worse than normal.  Blizzard like conditions had descended on the city the night before and showed no signs of letting up.  Still tense from this morning’s treacherous drive, she wasn’t looking forward to the repeat performance in the opposite direction. Why did she have [...]

The Measure of a Man

October 30, 2008 by  
Filed under Contemporary Romance, Sherrie Kingston, Short Stories

Kate Middleton smoothed her hands over her slim hips and wriggled.  Life was good. Sure, she had a lot to mourn over, but she had much to be happy about as well.  And she firmly believed that a positive attitude made any battle easier.  It had taken her a long time to accept that, but [...]

Eternal Flame

October 21, 2008 by  
Filed under Contemporary Romance, Nan Donahue, Short Stories

“Hey gang!  Glad you all could make it.   Welcome to the first annual Amazing Treasure Hunt!” Why had she agreed to this? Tami Griffith scowled at her best friend, who seemed unnaturally gleeful today.  For some reason Kim thought this treasure hunt was a big deal, and she’d hounded Tami about joining in until she’d [...]

I’ve Been Here All Along

October 14, 2008 by  
Filed under Contemporary Romance, Elle Fredrix, Short Stories

He’d expected this.  He’d even hoped for it.  But he still felt a twinge of — pity.  She’d been stood up.  Again.  Here she sat, alone in an upscale restaurant, dressed in her favourite little black dress. Kevin watched her reflection in a mirror and saw the sigh that gusted out of Catherine’s mouth and [...]

Starting Over

Jenna Terrington gave her carry-on bag one last shove and said a silent prayer of thanks as she felt it give way and slide into the cramped overhead compartment. All she wanted was to sink down into her cramped coach seat and get lost in the fashion magazine she’d purchased for the three hour trip. [...]

Fly By

September 29, 2008 by  
Filed under Contemporary Romance, Nan Donahue, Short Stories

His job sucked. Grant sat back in his chair.  Okay, that wasn’t exactly true.  He loved his job.  Several of his friends were envious of his job.  After all, he traveled to amazing places on the company’s dime.  It’s just that what he’d once considered a fringe benefit had become nothing more than a fringe [...]

Good Morning Sunshine

September 22, 2008 by  
Filed under Contemporary Romance, Nan Donahue, Short Stories

There she was again. Jason Hutchison had seen her every morning this week, but she had yet to see him.  Today he wasn’t going to be so quick to step away. This was his favourite time of day.  Peaceful.  The insanity of work yet to begin.  With coffee in hand, he spent the time before [...]

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