Woo hoo! It dropped down to 52 degrees last night.
Snuggling is so much more fun beneath the covers. 😀
His back bowed, his horse screamed. When I was drained, he slid from the saddle and hit the ground. Stepping over him, I mounted the frantic mare. She danced, eyes wild in the face of the storm. My arm felt hung with weights as I lifted it, palm-out, and began a low chant that made the wind break for a moment before its roar redoubled. It was not pleased, but it did obey.
For more Six Sunday goodness, check out the official website.
Kathleen Grieve says
Wow! A jam packed Six full of action!
Alix says
the roar rebounding..you do it to me every week..a line comes to me and I re think your post. It would be odd for me to say I love you, but Hailey I love and admire the way you write and the feelings and images you create in my mind. Thank you!!
Gem Sivad says
I felt in the center of the storm. Wonderful word crafting and world building.
Angela Guillaume says
So intense and powerful! Loved the choice of words and alliterations that transmitted the flow and strength of the storm. I lost my breath with this one. Great job.
Sarah Grimm says
Wow! Well done!
Taryn Kincaid says
Wonderful writing, as always.
Monica Enderle Pierce says
Tremendous power in the character and your writing. Fabulous six.
Eleri Stone says
You put us right there every time. Can’t wait to read this one.
ChristineWarner says
Awesome Six….enjoyed it!
Vivien Dean says
A great sense of tension and power in this. Well done!
Kathleen Grieve says
Very vivid!