Sunday, June 19, 2011
Six Sentence Sunday - 6/19/11
Six more from Love By Design... the cameras are rolling as Victoria is explaining to Russ what he has to build for the room make-over...
Russ didn’t take off his shirt as much as he stripped it off exposing a six-pack to rival any man on the cover of Men’s Health. Tan, taunt skin stretched tightly across his chest. As a child Victoria had been fascinated by colors and textures; always touching and exploring the world around her.
She was no different now.
She gripped the worktable so she wouldn’t reach out to glide her fingers over his glistening skin. If Michelangelo could travel though time he’d cry for a fresh block of marble, though she doubted even he could replicate the chiseled form of Russ’ body.
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I'd want to touch that, too. I'm sure that takes a lot of restraint on her part, but I'm sure the cameras have a lot to do with that. LOL Great six!
ReplyDeleteHe sounds delicious. Too bad there's those annoying cameras around...
ReplyDeleteMy fingers were itching to stroke. Great description.
ReplyDeleteLove the reference to Michaelangelo. Great snippet!
ReplyDeleteWith that fantastic description I want to touch him, too. Great six!
ReplyDeleteWell, that was full of complete yum! Great job!
ReplyDeleteRestraint, what's with this restraint? Touch him, Victoria! Touch him! *grin*
ReplyDelete~Xakara
A Way To A Dragon's Heart 6ss
What a temptation he poses! Can totally picture her struggle. LOL!
ReplyDeleteGreat description and I wonder how long her resolve will last.
ReplyDeletePerfect six. Thanks Liz.
ReplyDeleteOh, yummy! Quite the touchable hunk!
ReplyDeleteYum! Very tempting! Love your snippet.
ReplyDeleteTime to exercise a little self-control. Love the part about weeping for a fresh block of marble.
ReplyDeleteGood description. Don't remember this but it's good.
ReplyDeleteSuch a delightful, original way of describing a buff male specimen. Good writing.
ReplyDeleteBet it's all done with lighting.
ReplyDeleteLove the reference to Michelangelo, really brings the image to life.
ReplyDeleteOh my! What a description...wanted to carry on reading xx Love it!
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