Six Sentence Sunday: When Harriet Came Home
For this Six Sentence Sunday I thought I'd post some lines from my contemporary romance, When Harriet Came Home:
Adam Blackstone. Almost unrecognisable. Ten years ago he’d had smooth, boyish good looks,designer clothes, and a sports coupé—but now! Now his dark hair was close-cropped, he drove a truck, wore work boots, jeans and a plaid shirt, and he looked rugged and gritty as sandpaper. The prince had turned into a woodcutter. Even his eyes seemed different—still grey, but with tiny creases at the edges and a dark sombreness lying in their smoky depths.
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Adam Blackstone. Almost unrecognisable. Ten years ago he’d had smooth, boyish good looks,designer clothes, and a sports coupé—but now! Now his dark hair was close-cropped, he drove a truck, wore work boots, jeans and a plaid shirt, and he looked rugged and gritty as sandpaper. The prince had turned into a woodcutter. Even his eyes seemed different—still grey, but with tiny creases at the edges and a dark sombreness lying in their smoky depths.
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9 comments
Great imagery! I love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat description!
ReplyDeleteWonderful description, Coleen. A great six!
ReplyDeleteWow, makes you wonder what happened to Adam. I think I like him better this way.
ReplyDeleteAwesome description. Makes me want to learn a heck of a lot more about him! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd of course I immediately want to know what's behind that somberness - great description!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for your awesome comments! I've only recently discovered six sentence sunday and it's a great way to discover new authors.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful description of your hero. Love it. Such perfect imagery.
ReplyDeleteAdam sounds yummy! Love the rugged guys. And that is a beautiful cover!
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