Lisa Loomis's Blog, page 51

Sexiness

Jillian’s voice was low, a little raspy even, but had a sexiness to it that was easily heard by both men and women.--Lisa Loomis (Gem Rats--a novel)

Sketchy

Jillian woke up with a hangover and her sides hurt from laughing.  She remembered the drive home at one thirty in the morning being a tad too sketchy for comfort.-- Lisa Loomis (Gem Rats- a novel)

New laptop

I said I wouldn't buy one until a book went big.  Well when my HP turned ten and the screen is going, five years of writing, and no best seller.....YET, I had to break down.  Kids talked me into an Apple.  It's thin and light and keyboard lights up.  No going crazy in the car in the dark with a pen light.  Today I get to write--I'm so excited.

Finn and Geo finalizing

I am finalizing pictures and content and hope to order my draft copy by Tuesday next week.  Looking forward to getting this children's book finished.  All art work are original paintings by Kit Teasdel

Finished

I am learning in many ways it is hard to ever be finished with a book.

Over the edge

            “He’s not for you.”            What did he think was for me?  Him?  I wondered.  He moved in and kissed me softly.  When I let him he took it to the next level, the kind of kiss that used to send me over the edge.  Ben had never sent me over the edge.  I wrapped my arms around him and pressed into him.  In one simple exchange I was back, back to Mathew and me.--Lisa Loomis (Boy in a Band--a novel)

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Wearing me down

He was wearing me down.  They both were wearing me down, mom and Ryan.   It sounded like so much more fun than going out with my parents, flying in a plane Ryan was piloting, to the desert and camping.  Could I do it as friends, was the question.--Lisa Loomis (Casanova Cowboy--a novel)



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Fast and Foamy

             I talked to him for a few minute before he was pulled in another direction.  I went to fill up my cup before leaving the keg.  I picked up the nozzle and squeezed the black lever and watched the beer come out fast and foamy.            “That’s what happens when you squeeze too hard.  You have to go slow,” Mathew said as he took the nozzle out of my hand, extending his hand for my cup.            He was talking about more than the beer tap and he knew I knew it.--Lisa Loomis (Boy in a Band)

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When Tommy surprised them at the front door Stella felt her stomach churn.  No wonder she vomited.  She smiled.  She was drunk alright and she knew Tommy was pissed because she hadn’t honored his request, his demand for sex.  What a coup to throw up at his feet.--Lisa Loomis (Gem Rats)