1 minute ago, Reader1810 said:

Smart at full speed. 

I like this! 

Hehe. Thanks. That's the only way I can explain it. I certainly write characters that are smarter than I could ever be - because they are smart at full speed.

It's a funny phrase though, isn't it?

Faking it huh? Somehow I think you know more than you realize. 

Now.... an averagely intelligent, middle aged, boring, will work til she drops dead, has no clue what she's doing most of the time, wife and mom writing gay romance stories? Now that's faking it!! 😂

Go write Wayne. 

8 minutes ago, kbois said:

Faking it huh? Somehow I think you know more than you realize. 

Now.... an averagely intelligent, middle aged, boring, will work til she drops dead, has no clue what she's doing most of the time, wife and mom writing gay romance stories? Now that's faking it!! 😂

Go write Wayne. 

Okay ... that's pretty funny.

FYI - your latest installment of Lucifer and Gabriel was good. Nice work.

Once again @Wayne Gray drops a snippet that teases his readers and leaves them with blue balls........

On 11/19/2021 at 4:18 AM, spyke said:

Once again @Wayne Gray drops a snippet that teases his readers and leaves them with blue balls........

Hahaha ... 

I don't know HOW I missed this! Maybe my notification issues I'd been dealing with (fixed now).

I'm well into chapter six of this latest one, and it's just ... well. It's this sweet and confusing (for the characters) opportunity for growth. How that looks is different, though. It's not the same for all the characters, just as it's not for us. The Hazards of Love is just such a perfect title. Because yes, there are many hazards on the path to love.

But ... god. What a payoff.