Sue Slade

“The last thing he remembered before collapsing was walking up George Street, in downtown Halifax, on the way to the Grand Parade square to meet a local historian for lunch. The noon cannon on Citadel Hill had gone off and was echoing through the concrete canyons when he folded like a paper bag and fell to the sidewalk.”
― Bretton Loney, Unsettling Time

“How shall I say this? You are the ideal weight for a man who is four inches taller than you.”

Mark stepped off the scale. “So, I don’t need to lose any weight; I just need to grow another four inches.”
― Gina N. Brown, Pickled in Love

“A total solar eclipse is the most spectacular celestial phenomenon that earth-bound humans can behold. Most will agree, it is truly a miracle of nature.”
― Vernon Oickle, Ten Crows for a Time of Joyous Bliss

“The dutiful faithful of St. Peter’s Church would be rolling in their graves if they knew a hundred years after they broke their backs hauling large stones to build their beautiful church it was turned into a sleazy Gentleman Jim’s Strip Club.”
― Helen C. Escott, Operation Betrayed