I’m skipping around a little in Rescue Operation, as doing it continuously just doesn’t give me good six-sentence fragments. This follows Roi’s explanation of the vote on slaving.
Keishala sighed as she picked up her music tablet. “Come on, Lani. If you’re going to finish that before the concert, we’d better go somewhere else. If it’s going to be politics, neither of us is going to be much help.”
“Anything I can do?” Emeraude asked.
She had seen immediately what the Inner Council had missed–how the citizens of Horizon would most likely react. Keishala and Lelani were dear to him, though right now they were best off preparing for Keishala’s next concert, but Emeraude might be a real help.
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As always a great six!!
Much going on here, I feel there are many plot threads coming together, but skillfully! Terrific excerpt!
And this is still the first scene of the first chapter!
FYI, your link is up on SSS–and working! 🙂 There’s a lot going on in this six. Lots of undercurrents and tension. Well done!
Funny–it’s not live on mine, even when I refreshed. Maybe Linky?
Love your snippets, Sue Ann. And congratulations for finaling with Tourist Trap. Crow away!!!!
Nice six! I love this: “If it’s going to be politics, neither of us is going to be much help.” And congrats on finaling! ;c)
Every little bit just intrigues me further. Thanks for sharing!
Great six again Sue. 🙂
I didn’t see your link on SSS either. Usually if they remove someone it’s because there were more than 6 sentences in the post.
Great six, as always. I’ve missed reading your entries the last couple weeks (I’ve been so busy). Glad to be back!
Looks like he has a good helpmate in her! Intriguing 6!
Audi’s definitely the one to help on this job–she’s an ambassador’s daughter and a comparative sociologist. Keishala’s a singer, and Lelani (now around 80) is more into arts and crafts.