(Dianne) Fox Writes

This is set after Ghost Notes. It was written to a prompt by Syd McGinley while I was hosting the Torquere Social LiveJournal.
“You can’t be serious.” Becky frowned at Sam, crossing her arms over her chest.
“What? It’s the season finale!”
“No way.” Becky shook her head. “I love you, honey, but I’m not watching ER with [...]

“GHOST NOTES is a well-written short story about possibilities. Becky and Sam have an immediate connection through their love of music that leads to a dream-like intimate encounter that seals the bond they feel. Check out GHOST NOTES for a light and lyrical tale.”
– Jennell, RRT Erotic (read the review here.)

Stumbling to her feet, Becky headed for the door. She could get out, go to the diner on the corner, and call Jack from there.
“Don’t leave!” the woman cried. Maybe Becky should just take the bus back to his place. She couldn’t stay here. “Please. I can’t… No one else can hear me. Please, don’t [...]

Ghost Notes is out! You can find it here.
From the product page:
“Grad student and pianist Becky is having a tough time getting her recital piece just right. Not long after she passes the scene of a car accident, though, she gets some ghostly help in the form of Sam, a woman who appears in [...]

I’ve just finished up the edits for my new Torquere Press Sip Ghost Notes and sent them back to my editor.
Becky is a music student struggling with her thesis project until she meets Sam. Sam brings another perspective to the music and helps Becky remember how music is supposed to feel. She helps [...]