14 Friday Feb 2020
Posted in African Women Writers, Challenges, Haiku, Haiku My Heart, Micropoetry, Poetry, Romance
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Ghana, Pentatonix, relatiionships, romance, Valentine, Vanilla Ice
(linked to Recuerda Mi Corazon.)
Valentine
vanilla ice
melting into…
wells of silence
Celestine Nudanu – 14/02/2020
14 Thursday Feb 2019
Posted in African Women Writers, Haiku, Haiku My Heart, Micropoetry, Poetry, Romance
24 Friday Feb 2017
Posted in African Women Writers, Haiku, Haiku My Heart, Micropoetry, Poetry, Romance
Done for Recuerda Mi Corazon
Feb 14
Feb 14
only my muse and I
on the couch
Copyright © Celestine Nudanu 24/02/17Links for Haiku Rhapsodies:
13 Friday Feb 2015
Posted in Carpe Diem, Challenges, Haiku, Haiku My Heart, Poetry, Romance
Done for Carpe Diem Haiku Shuukan prompt, Share. And also for Recuerda Mi Corazon
Sharing
all I have to share
a quiver full of roses
be my valentine
18 Tuesday Feb 2014
Posted in African Women Writers, Events, Fiction, Guests, Publication, Romance
I’m very happy to host on my blog a hot romance writer and friend, Stella Eromonsere-Ajanaku of flirtyandfeistyromance.blogspot.co.uk An avid romantic at heart like myself, Stella’s spicy romance books are hot cakes all over. Stella is celebrating in grand style the release of her latest romance, Stolen Valentine Kiss (very appropriate since we are still in the Valentine mood) with a book tour including a giveaway of a $15 Amazon Gift card and ebooks. (details below).
Meanwhile enjoy the blurb and excerpts:
One broken heart. Two grieving minds.
Magazine publisher, Logan Blake has had his fair share of stress in the past few years. When his sister asks him to drop off old clothes to charity, he has a minor accident in front of the charity shop where Lorna volunteers. When he sets eyes on her bare midriff as she wipes the display window, he clears his busy schedule to volunteer his time. Two burdened hearts afraid to get entwined.
One Stolen Valentine Kiss. Will Valentine season bring them romance or will their fears keep them apart?
Sucking in air, she faced him. ”Don’t make me send you home for bad behaviour, Logan Blake.”
He chuckled. ”Have dinner with me tonight, Lorna.”
Her heart frog jumped. ”You’re joking right?”
He shrugged, grinning at her, thawing her tough as leather heart pouch. ”I can take you home for you to get changed.”
Too stunned at his invitation, she carried on with work. ”We’ve got to check the paper roll and ribbon, so that when we print receipt…”
With one hand on top of hers, Logan forced her to stare at him. ”I need an answer.” Unbelievable warmth surged through her arms, flowed unstopped to her heart, washing away years of grief…making her eyes fly at half mast and her heart hammer within her chest wall.
His arched eyebrows and his enticing clear blue eyes captured her senses, holding her still. Her mouth opened, no words came out. She gulped air. Very slowly, his head descended. Will he kiss her? Should she allow him? Reasonable questions raced through her stumbling mind. Stop him, her head sang. Taste him before you decide, her heart cried out. When her knees hit the edge of the wooden table housing the till, she walked free.
”No…I can’t. My Aunt is expecting me for dinner.” She excused, rushing to the kitchenette.
Following closely behind, he suggested, ”Dine with me tomorrow, please?”
Halting her getaway, she faced him. ”Why? I’m not interested in starting a relationship.” With stiff movements, she made coffee for two.
”Who said anything about a relationship?” he frowned, his tone turning harsh. ”I’m too busy to engage in a relationship. You interest me. It’s only dinner, Lorna.”
She saluted. ”That’s reassuring. After dinner, your interest in me will wane and we can concentrate on working together instead of dinning out?”
”Is that a yes?” he entreated, sipping from his mug.
”Shouldn’t you be taking your girlfriend out to dinner?”
His mouth grew compact as he swallowed his drink. ”Leave out the girlfriend bit. We’re only going to chat, eat and drink.”
”Aren’t you worried she’ll come up to us and throw a tantrum? I don’t do scenes well. They freak me out.”
”If I had one, then I’ll be worried.” Should she believe him? ”One more question, is there any reason you’re still single?”
One hand in his pocket, his eyes searched hers. ”Did I say I was single?” her hands flew to his fingers. No rings.
”Married?” she quizzed, her head whirling fast.
”Never been married. Not ready. Don’t ask when I’ll be ready. Any more questions, I’ll freak out! Save your questions for dinner.”
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The book tour includes a giveaway of a $15 Amazon Gift card and ebooks. To Enter, please complete a Rafflecopter giveaway in the link below:
I am Stella Eromonsere-Ajanaku, a fun-loving mother of two, married to my very own gorgeous alpha male. I recently ‘retired’ from an eighteen stint working as a Quality Assurance Manager. Writing romance novels is an exciting adventure.
In 2010, I created Flirty & Feisty Romance Novels. There are six contemporary romance novels in the kitty, varying from sweet & sensual to spicy hot & steamy – LOITERING SHADOWS, STORMY DEFENSE, BEYOND the LADY, THE GARDENER’S ICE MAIDEN, SPARKLING DAWN and HUSBAND to RENT. STOLEN VALENTINE KISS is my first series and my first Novella.
On my writing desk at the moment, my first historical romance, a trilogy is taking shape. A daunting challenge I must confess, but I love the characters and their journey so far. In my leisure time, I go swimming, read romance novels, go to Cinema, and watch TV.
13 Thursday Feb 2014
Posted in Challenges, Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, Romance
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Written for Friday Fictioneers wonderfully handled by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields with a photo prompt by Janet Webb. Crits are welcome!!
Second Chance
Desiree raised a manicured eyebrow in surprise at the man who had just walked into her lounge.
‘You’ve been drinking.’ Desmond said pointedly at the glass of Sangria in her hands.
‘Oh? Join me.’ She took a languorous sip. But he ignored her sarcasm. ‘You wouldn’t take my calls’
‘So?’
‘Desiree, it’s Valentine, can we put our differences aside for once?’
‘Oh, you started it all.’ She flung the words at him, her beauty startling. Desire shot through him, stunning him and all the fight left him.
Taking her in his arms, he whispered. ”Desiree, let’s start afresh.’
To see what the rest of the Fictioneers are up to, do click on the little linky below. Thanks!
12 Wednesday Feb 2014
Posted in Challenges, Poetry, Romance
Done for Challenge Wednesday by Jeremy of The Boi Poet. This week’s lines of poetry are below and we are to link back to Jeremy:
Collusion
this throbbing I feel deep down for you
a persistent pulsating hum
burning with tender tinder
yearning for swift release
only your embrace
and lips on mine
can calm this
fevered
me
so
show me
how to love
gently soaring
to that special place
where our sweet morning lies
even the stars won’t be safe
from the dancing sparks of our heat
setting the heavens on collusion
Copyright © Celestine Nudanu (12/2/14) I appreciate your patience with me as I catch up on your blogs. Thanks a million! Shalom22 Wednesday Jan 2014
Posted in Carpe Diem, Challenges, Haiku, Poetry
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Done for Carpe Diem. We are to write a haiku in the same spirit as the following by the Russian Haiku poet, Alexey Andreyev:
day after Valentine’s –
red petals on the floor, and
a broom in the corner
Mine
empty words beckon
after wine and red roses
sweep them away please
Copyright © Celestine Nudanu (22/01/14)I appreciate your patience with me as I catch up on your blogs. Thanks a million! Shalom.
14 Thursday Feb 2013
Posted in Poetry
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Copyright (c) Celestine Nudanu
14/2/2013
