Category Archives: Excerpts

Prompt Openings: 1st Day of School

Posted on August 27, 2016 by Debbie

My prompt may have been “1st day of school,” but that’s where this story ends, not it’s beginning. I have to say, MY first day of high school was nothing like Dani’s. But then, I’m not a demon hunter … … Continue reading →

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Prompt Openings: Dragon Shifters!

Posted on August 13, 2016 by Debbie

I mentioned a few weeks back that I’m a sucker for dragons. That may have been an understatement *lol* I LOVE dragons! So much so that I have an on-going series based on that love. This week I’m giving you … Continue reading →

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Prompt Openings: Demons!

Posted on August 6, 2016 by Debbie

This week, I’m introducing you to Dani Erickson, a perfectly normal teenage girl who just happens to have inherited some interesting talents… The following is the opening to Demon Daze, my first published story about Dani! A shiver of anticipation … Continue reading →

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Prompt Openings: Alchemy

Posted on July 30, 2016 by Debbie

Alchemy…Alchemy…what should I write about alchemy? I know! Let’s take something associated with the middle ages and fling it out into space. Yeah. That’ll be fun! The resulting tale was Astromancer! Here’s how the story starts… WYOT WANDERED, AWE-STRUCK, through … Continue reading →

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Prompt Openings: Dragons!

Posted on July 23, 2016 by Debbie

I’m a sucker for a dragon tale! When I first discovered Anne McCaffrey’s Pern series, my heart sang. I wanted to immigrate to Pern just so I could impress a dragon…or if not a dragon, then surely I could manage … Continue reading →