Excuse Me by Helen McNicol
Publisher: Mystic Moon Press
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short Story (23 pgs)
Other: M/F
Rating: 4.5 Cherries
Review by WisteriaSasha is a vibrant young woman, serious about her job and happy being single. Her life is straight-laced, until she meets Sam, who convinces her to jump headfirst into a fantasy, where the outcome can only lead to one thing. Her ‘sick day’ is about to become far more than what she ever thought it could be.
Who hasn’t had a Monday where they wanted nothing more than to call in sick and just stay home? Sasha never has. On one particular stress filled Monday morning, a chance encounter with a sexy stranger in the local coffee shop turns into a fun filled day of playing hookey…..among other things.
One of the things about this story I liked so much was the characters. I know, I know, roll your eyes and think the same thing I just did…..What do you think a story is? It is characters! DUH! BUT when you have a story that has characters that from the very beginning seem to pull at you, feel so real, have such real characteristics that you feel like you know them and are not just reading about them, well that is a great story!
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