As usual, I always forget to sign up for Six Sentence Sunday. I’m going to have to put a note on my pc to remind me.
Anyway, the following are from my second novel in the Chronicles of Fallhollow series. Yes, I have a title, and no, I’m not sharing it right now. 🙂
A little background…David and Charlotte have left the medieval-esque realm of Fallhollow and have returned to Havendale, Tennessee with their squire friend, Eric. Until now, Eric never knew other worlds existed, much less the objects within them. I hope you enjoy.
“You cannot expect me to get into that-that—”
“It’s a Mustang, and you will get in if I have to throw you in myself.” David turned the key in the ignition; the beast of machinery roared to life.
“Come on, Eric,” Charlotte said, opening the door. “You’re going to love it. There’s 650 horses in this baby.”
“That’s impossible!” Eric said, his eyes wide.
Ooops! I threw in an extra sentence. Oh well. 🙂
Enjoy your weekend!
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YA Chit Chat 
HA! My first car was a vintage ’65 Mustang convertible. I looked hot! Hot from the sun beating down on me. Not hot in a cool kind of way.
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my first car was a ’66 hardtop Mustang. Pastel yellow with pony interior and wood grain steering wheel
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Awesome! We rock!
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What, you didn’t cover it with a fluffy yellow steering wheel cover?
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Very entertaining six sentences, Jenny. I think the coolest aspect of time travel or inter-dimensional travel is that we get to see our ordinary surroundings with fresh eyes.
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I agree.
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Love this! This is too funny. Jorses underneath the car hood. Can you imagine what he’s thinking. Very funny. Can’t wait to read this one
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Duh. Horses. Stinking phone!
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I know! LOL! David has way too much fun with Eric in this novel.
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How fun to bring a medieval squire to our modern world! The ‘magic’ of it would be a little overwhelming to him, I would imagine. 🙂
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I have to say this has been one of the funnest pieces I’ve ever written. Eric is so pompous in his world so David has a chance to get back at him now that Eric’s in his.
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LOL! I love Eric’s reaction to the car and the statement about its horsepower. So amusing 🙂
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Thanks. I love this entire scene.
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