Six Sentences from Wild West Hauntings.
* Shocked at the eerily familiar vista of the ranch before her, Rachel Star slammed on the brakes of her economy rental car. The vehicle skidded then fishtailed. Rocks shot out from under the tires, pinging the undercarriage and flying off into the scraggy brush growing alongside the stone covered drive. A grayish brown dust cloud enveloped the automobile as she came to stop in the middle of the road. Shaking from the fleeting but chilling sensation of déjà vu, she turned on the heat and waited for the view to clear.
* Fine, gritty earth particles created an ugly sandy coat on the green car.
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5 comments:
Wow, great description! :)
Feel like I'm there.
Wonderful imagery!
Great six! So easy to visualize exactly what is going on!!!
Great descriptive sentences here plus I can feel her mounting tension. Sounds like a great story.
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