I love crossovers
on television. The Flash and Arrow had a character crossover this
week and it was great to watch. I think my all-time favorite might be the Homicide and Law and Order crossover. Can't really say why, but that one always sticks
out in my mind when I think about the various shows that use them.
I caught a marathon
of Covert Affairs on Cloo this
weekend and quite enjoyed it. I usually catch shows like White Collar and Covert
Affairs on Netflix or when other networks run blocks of programming. I wish
networks like BBC America would offer more options than Top Gear and whatever Gordon Ramsey show, which I've seen multiple
times and could care less about. Honestly, with the vast library the BBC has,
isn't there anything else they could put on during the day?
Enough television,
tonight's post is from Severing Ties, a novella where my characters discover
the true spirit of community.
Here's the tagline:
Lucky Block and Booker
Severn provide all the crazy antics their small town can take. But when they
finally sever ties, the community pulls out all the stops to show the couple
they belong together.
And a snippety peek…
Lucky strode into the pub and
stomped in his direction. "What the hell, Booker? You text me an
ultimatum?" She jammed a hand in a pocket, probably to keep from punching
him.
He shrugged. "You weren't
answering my calls and I'm not playing the 'wait three days for Lucky to calm
down' game anymore." He lifted his bottle of beer and took a nice, long
swallow. "This is it, Lucky. You have to decide." Booker set the
bottle on the bar and faced her.
Lucky's mouth opened then closed.
Her jaw worked, indecision warring with commitment on her face. Her eyes
flashed then went dark and stormy.
Booker cupped her cheek. "It
shouldn't be so hard, Lucky." He dropped his hand from her face and backed
away slowly.
He should have known. She
wouldn't go for the long haul. Not in her make-up. They'd gone down the road
and back so many times and he refused to travel the same rut-filled path
anymore.
He angled back to the bar and
effectively shut the door on a life with Lucky.
This one is going
to be so much fun to finish. I love nosy townsfolk. :D
That's it for this
week. Happy reading!
Skylin
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