Romantic Ruckus
Blurb:
Every girl dreams of her knight in shining armor riding in on a white horse, sweeping her off her feet, and living happily ever after. But what happens when prince charming is actually a nerd wrapped in tin foil whose horse is a rusty Camaro?
Welcome to the world of Romantic Ruckus, where happily ever after isn't so happy after all.
Authors like:
Airika Sneve -Anne E. Johnson - B. T. Petro -
B. Tanton
Cathy Douglas - Christine Edwards - Dayna
Ingram - Dina Lyuber
Gerri Leen - Giovanni Valentino - John H. Dromey
- John Julius
Jonathan Todd Riley - Leo Norman - Lisa
McCormack - Melissa Osburn
Melodie Corrigall - Ross Baxter - Ryan Priest -
Sandra J. Kachurek
Shannon Brisson -
Tim Jeffreys - Tom Jolly - Tyson West
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About KARA LEIGH MILLER
Kara is a multi-published author who isn't afraid to push the
boundaries. All of Kara's books can be found on her Website. Kara is a member of The Romance Writers of America, the
CNY Romance Writers, and the CNY Writers Haven. Writing is her passion and she
spends countless hours reading, writing, and studying the craft of young
adult writing. In addition to her contributions here at Strange Musings
Press, she's the Managing Editor for Anaiah Press, a Christian fiction press.
You connect with her on Facebook, Twitter, and Goodreads.
You connect with her on Facebook, Twitter, and Goodreads.
Strange Musings Press
We are a small publisher founded and run by two authors with a variety of skills and talents. Visit our Staff page for more information about who we are.
Currently, Strange Musings Press is strictly an e-publisher of anthologies: Alternate Hilarities , Romantic Ruckus, and Alternate Hilarities 2 - Vampires Suck . We are now reading for Alternate Hilarities 3: Hysterical Realms
We are a small publisher founded and run by two authors with a variety of skills and talents. Visit our Staff page for more information about who we are.
Currently, Strange Musings Press is strictly an e-publisher of anthologies: Alternate Hilarities , Romantic Ruckus, and Alternate Hilarities 2 - Vampires Suck . We are now reading for Alternate Hilarities 3: Hysterical Realms
We DO NOT accept or
publish stand alone stories, novels, or novellas at this time so please don't
query us for those. We'll send you a humorous and snarky rejection letter.
The goal of these anthologies is to help aspiring authors get published and to have fun. Everything we do here is in the spirit of humor. If we offend you in any way, well, we probably don't care =)
Take a moment to look around and submit a story or two if you'd like. Got questions? Got a joke you want to tell us? Want to tell us how awesome we are? Stand in line and send us an email at: strangemusings.editor@verizon.net.
The goal of these anthologies is to help aspiring authors get published and to have fun. Everything we do here is in the spirit of humor. If we offend you in any way, well, we probably don't care =)
Take a moment to look around and submit a story or two if you'd like. Got questions? Got a joke you want to tell us? Want to tell us how awesome we are? Stand in line and send us an email at: strangemusings.editor@verizon.net.
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First Love by Ross Baxter
Dating can be a heartbreaking
learning experience at the best of times. We’ve all been let down at one time
or another, but add alcohol, science and telepathy to the mix and the results
can be a true education.
Her daughter was having a princess birthday party and milf Chastity, no longer a princess, chanced on her own private Beauty and the Beast party. However, she learned you can’t always tell a beast by its cover.
Anything for You, Baby by Tyson West
Why did Clyde turn Bonnie on?
Why do good girls do bad guys?
Hybristophilia
Benign by Dayna Ingram
Benign traces the
single moment - brief as the flame of a struck match yet twice as scorching -
in the life of a woman when she simultaneously discovers, obtains, and, in obtaining,
loses everything she never knew she desired, embodied in the dermatological
abnormality of a passing stranger.
Bullets and Blackbirds by Lisa McCormack
When Kelly’s Secret
Santa gifts become sinister, she turns to her gorgeous sexy boyfriend for
comfort. But Secret Santa knows more than he’s telling. The darkest gift is yet
to come.
Dead Party by Fred Jolly
If you got invited
to a zombie party, would you wear your cutest top? See what happens when you
mix smart cars, hot women, and barbeque sauce together at this year’s weirdest
get-together. And find out why the words “zombie” and “lust” just don’t go
together that well.
Hot Flashes by John H. Dromey
This
fore-“word”-play is a verbal tease,
An intro to prose
that aims to please.
Wanna join the Smile
High Club? Read on.
If At First You Don’t Succeed By Gerri
Leen
Gorgeous gowns,
dancing, and a handsome prince: what girl wouldn’t want to attend a ball at the
castle and find true love? This not terribly experienced Fairy Godmother is
about to meet Cinderella, who doesn't want to go and has to be compelled, by
means fair … and not so.
That Girl with the Wicked Long Hair by
Gerri Leen
Rapunzel is a pretty
strange story no matter how you tell it. Even so, the Brothers Grimm might be a
little surprised at this narrator's technique. But finally we get the real
scoop on Rapunzel, her wacky hijinks, and of course, her wicked long hair.
The Good Whiskey Made Me Do It by
CHRISTINE EDWARDS
What really happens
when the common man comes into money? Jeff inherits not only wealth, but also
wisdom, and his wife doesn’t approve of the latter. His problems don’t end
there, and he blames it all on the good whiskey.
Wireless Love Triangle by Jason Graff
Man loves his
wireless devices. They make life more convenient How best to show our
appreciation? What thoughts are worth sharing? And, what do we do when they
love us back?
Young Zombies in Love by John H. Dromey
What should women do
if men are attracted by their beauty and ignore their brains completely? That
is the question. Is dating a zombie the answer?
The Murano Glass Cat
by John Julius
Finn is a bad guy. After his girl catches him out, he decides
to become a nice guy. He changes his routine, his hobbies and even his job. Can
Finn switch up his game and treat his girl the way she deserves? Or will he be
tempted again?
The Story So Far By
B. Tanton
Danger!
Beware!! Before reading The Story
so Far, are you a sexually broad-minded adult? If not, proceed with
the utmost caution.
Lingering By Melissa
Osburn
After being widowed
for two years, Gabe decides to start dating again. Her dead husband doesn't
think it's such a great idea though.
Eye to Eye by
Melodie Corrigal
A
young man’s platonic passion for, and persistent loyalty to, his first
love—spuds—creates friction in his later sexual dalliances. His innocent
affection transforms initially loving mates into intolerant and unforgiving
ex-partners.
The Love Gun by Anne E. Johnson
Professor Malik
Jonas designed an ingenious weapon that could disintegrate the enemy. He never
imagined that a simple smile could disintegrate his heart.
An Eye for Love by
Dina Lyuber
What’s
worse than spending Valentine’s Day alone? A lot of things, as Candace finds
out after her best friend Pam drags her out for drinks.
Migration by Sandra
J. Kachurek
Tom dreams of being a big-time photographer instead of a
data entry man. His dream takes him to the roof of his office building in hopes
of snapping a few shots of butterflies. What develops is a surprising lesson
about nature, human nature.
Big Screen Romance by Sandra J. Kachurek
Trudi's got a plan to get her boyfriend back, whether he
wants her or not. Her scheme unrolls on Halloween night. When she realizes she
can't have him, then she'll take whatever he's got, which may be even better.
Samantha and the Queen by Cathy Douglas
You might think finding fairy-tale love would be easy when you're the
most powerful woman in the world, and you have the help of a professional
Relationship Scientist and her high-tech matchmaker. But beware, for the
(alternate) universe is full of gold diggers!
Change of Tastes by
Ryan Priest
In
every city there’s an area or a street, written down nowhere but known to all.
A place where the traditional lines blur and even the most taboo debauchery can
be bought…for a price.
The Angry Automaton
by Tim Jeffreys
I
used to lie awake at night, laughing to myself, imagining him slipping her the
hose. Tweaking her dials. Pushing his pipe into her socket.
A Blind Date to Die
for by Giovanni Valentino
Dating
is difficult but it shouldn’t be hazardous to your health. Unless she’s the
one.
Top
Ten Favorite Movie Lines
by
Kara
Leigh Miller
In my new anthology, Romantic Ruckus, is a silly (and
vulgar) story I wrote entitled IN THE MOVIE BUFF. The premise is quite simple:
A man goes on a date with a woman he met on an online dating site, a woman who
only speaks in quoted movie lines. I had a lot of fun writing this story because
I myself am a huge movie fan. My husband and I are always quoting random movie
lines at each other for no apparent reason. Lol. So, I thought it only
appropriate I share my Top Ten Favorite Movie Lines with all of you!
1.
“You’re about as useful as a poopy flavored
lollipop.” (Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story)
2.
“You shut your mouth when you’re talking to
me!” (Wedding Crashers)
3.
“Do I make you horny, baby?” (Austin
Powers: International Man of Mystery)
4.
“What’s my name? Say my name, bitch!”
(American Pie)
5.
“These go to eleven!” (Spinal Tap)
6.
“You know, like nun
chuck skills, bow hunting skills, computer hacking skills... Girls only want
boyfriends who have great skills.” (Napoleon Dynamite)
7.
“You can’t handle the truth!” (A Few Good
Men)
8.
“Sometimes being a bitch is the only thing
a woman has to hold on to.” (Dolores Claiborne)
9.
“When I first saw you, I thought you were
handsome. Then, of course, you spoke.” (As Good As It Gets)
10.
“I can’t believe I gave my panties to a
geek.” (Sixteen Candles)
So, what’s your favorite movie or movie quote?
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Thanks for having me on your blog today, Ana :-)
ReplyDeleteCome back anytime! I love your list. Those are some fantastic quotes. :)
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