Six Sentence Sunday – 1/29

I’ve been steadily chipping away at this current work and am in the home stretch. It finally has a title too! But…I’m not sharing just yet. I never make it a secret I love to write tortured heroes. And Ryan, a tenant at the warehouse Sanctuary (which was first introduced in Hardware), is no exception. Six more from Ryan’s book.

Ryan started to sing a stripped down and raw song—the sort he poured his utter soul into because it meant the most to him. He drew the entire crowd with his raspy voice as he sang of love and loss. About mistakes and long forgotten memories. But most importantly, he sang about heartbreak.
He knew all eyes were on him as his powerful voice sang vocals that tore him apart.
It was cathartic—a cleansing of his soul—and very much overdue.

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2) pick six sentences

3) post ‘em on Sunday

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22 thoughts on “Six Sentence Sunday – 1/29

  1. Love how you end this snippet with that last line. Can’t wait to read this one in full. :)

  2. Simply perfect. While it might draw the sentences out a bit more, you might expand the portion on love and loss with a few words. That’s if it’s third person. Thanks for sharing.
    J.W. Parente