Sunday, November 28, 2010

Six Sentence Sunday - 11/28/10


This week I’m selecting my six from Playing For Keeps, which I submitted to Carina Press. As I wait oh so patiently I thought I’d share the end of the first kiss scene. This scene itself won the New England Romance Writers of America First Kiss contest many moons ago.
Playing For Keeps is about a woman sportswriter and a professional football player. The scene takes place inside a stuck elevator. After playing a couple of rounds of Go Fish (a card game) – one thing leads to another – and they are kissing – and then…

“Ryan, we’re going down.”
“You’re going down?” he asked dazed.
She pounded on his chest. “No, you idiot!”
The realization of what she meant hit him like a bucket of cold Gatorade. He immediately released her and stepped to the far side of the elevator shaking his head. “And we spent the last hour playing Go Fish.”


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16 comments:

  1. Funny scene!

    Best of luck with the submission!

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  2. Fun! Love this snippet! Good luck with Carina.

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  3. That's very cute. Good luck with the submission!

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  4. Cute. Fun. And best of all, I wanna know what happens next.

    Great post, Liz.

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  5. Press the emergency button and stop the elevator again!

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  6. LOL I can see where he was a little bit hopeful there.

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  7. Thanks for stopping by everyone and so glad you enjoyed it

    @ Jessica - so funny - if I do any re-writes I migght just add that in!

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  8. Good luck with Carina. I remember this scene.

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  9. This scene made me smile. It was fun and the last sentence totally had me chuckling.

    Good luck with the sub and congrats on winning the First Kiss award.

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  10. What a fun snippet. Love good humor

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  11. LOL. "You're going down?"...*snicker*

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  12. I giggled. Humor between two people is great because it keeps them real.

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