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(7 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5, rated)Out of Closet (TiBette time-travel romance), Ch. 68, Finale part 4D Chapter: Last curtain – Epilogue Place: Tina’s House, Los Angeles Time: Two days ago, Monday, October 16 Alice grinned and rubbed her hands together, “Here’s what we going to do…we are going to make them believe that you are going to jump
Chapter 9 – Tinseltown Holiday – Part 3 Angie might have been growing up but Christmas morning still meant presents the moment the first rays of sunlight lit up her room. The morning had been a lot of fun. She had gotten Buddy to bite Shane’s toes and drag her out of bed. Daisy contributed




(11 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5, rated)Tina flashed her passport and boarding pass at the agent at the entrance to airport security. She sighed heavily, watching as he exit stamped “Singapore” on a new page, handing her boarding pass back to her with a wave of his hand, already looking at the next traveler. Security was a breeze, having Studio pre-check




(15 votes, average: 4.93 out of 5, rated)Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse . . . Well, okay. Not the ‘night before’. In fact, it was the morning before and at least one creature was stirring. A small reddish-brown dog who pricked up his floppy ears and darted




(14 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5, rated)Waking, Tina stretched, wiggling her toes deeper under the blankets, the familiar smell of Bette’s laundry detergent filling her nose. It smelled like home. Carrie was allergic to the scented detergent, so Tina switched to a scentless Arm and Hammer Sensitive Skin detergent when Carrie stayed over. The symbolism in such a simple act as




(12 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5, rated)Bette steered the Volvo as gently and as smoothly as she could up the moonlit driveway, bringing it to a stop outside the front door. She engaged the handbrake and glanced at the clock on the dash. Just gone eleven-thirty. Outside, the grass glittered with the beginnings of a frost but the porch was edged




(6 votes, average: 4.83 out of 5, rated)Chapter 16 Now that she’d turned Jenny’s criminal case over to Maddie, Alex was focused on the dissolution of the Wentworth-Porter Gallery partnership. She called Bette to schedule a meeting but instead of going to the office Bette suggested that she and Tina have dinner with Alex at the Planet. After they finished their entrees,