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“Son of a bitch! Ritch, hide!” I jerked my arms and the cuffs busted through the cheap wood. Ritch bolted upright and then scooted backward off his bed and into the corner. “Where the fuck is the key?” No time. I jumped off the bed, fighting with the sheet. In seconds the attacker was on me. I fought back, using my cuffed arms to grab the back of his neck and yank his head down onto my rising knee. He yowled and raked my sides with sharp claws. I held back my own cry and fought with my teeth c

Awesome! Just an fyi, I did edit it and send it to a proofreader, but I didn't significantly change any of the story or details. An eBook copy is a bit handier than the online version, though, so there's that bonus.

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Aww, thank you, Valkyrie and Graeme! And thank you, Renee, for the promo!

OH NO! is definitely right. Doesn't it always seem like the wrong time? Well, at least in my worlds, lol.

Deep trouble is coming on their hunt... and there's sooo much at stake. Trust is hard, though.

Well that's definitely a thought! LOL

Mebbe... He could be a kinky bugger.

back!

Yes! Different is okay, and their culture might be in need of an overhaul, but it doesn't really change anything as far as Park feels.

So much caution, so many moves... so much in the next chapter!

Oh, I'm right there with you.

“What’s in that?” Ritch put the leftover pizza in the fridge. “I didn’t see you pack that bag. It looks heavy.” I hesitated. “Weapons. And cuffs strong enough to hold bonded werekins. I don’t want to pack a lot of this stuff openly at this point. I don’t think we’ll need anything in this bag for a few days, at least, but it’s better to be prepared. And I really don’t want to leave anything in the car in this neighborhood.” Ritch made a face. “Right.” “You’re not afraid of having the guns in h

You might have seen his tech updates here in the site blog, or talked about video games in the Lounge, or just know the name of the all-powerful Myr. But it's been a while since members and readers have gotten a look at the man behind the magic that is GayAuthors. A lot of the content on GA is original, but we have a fanfiction category and part of that is Harry Potter fanfic, and Myr has several. You get to pick and choose which ones you'd like to read for this month's CSR feature. Don't forget to come back for the Discussion day on February 27th. Myr's Harry Potter Fanfiction Bad Boy Harry ~ 3,158 Words This is a Harry and Draco single shot story. Harry is powerful and Draco is interested. Harry's not as golden as he should be. Harry Potter and the Rooftop Encounter ~ 2,267 Words Harry and Draco are angry at each other, as always. They bump into each other on top of the Astronomy Tower one night and thier fight turns into something else. Harry Potter and the Shrieking Shack ~ 2,225 Words Harry wants to try gay sex and he turns to his closest friend Ron Weasley. They head out to the Shrieking Shack to give sex a try. The Sky Full of Star ~ 3,380 Words Ron Weasley and Draco Malfoy have always been at each other's throats. After an especially tough day, Ron retreats to the rooftop to get away from people and calm down. Draco finds him and thier fight turns into something else entirely. Three-Edged Sword ~ 15,480 Words This is a short story involving Draco Malfoy and George Weasley and takes place during the 5th year (for Harry and Draco). A Reader Said of Three-Edged Sword: Thanks, Myr for a delightful story. I have enjoyed re-reading it every bit as much as I enjoyed it the first time. I had a good chuckle several times, but broke into a rather loud guffaw when you had poor Ron put his two knuts into the conversation! ~ BrianM Don't forget to come back for my interview with Myr and to share your story thoughts on Monday, February 27th.

“Here.” The panther held the back out toward Ritch. “Oh, wait. You can’t smell any better than a human.” A snarl slipped out before I could stop it, but Ritch put his hand on my arm. “Damn! Poor me, I don’t have to sniff pissy stuffing.” Landon snickered. “Stop being an asshole, Silas. Unless you’re looking to get your ass kicked.” He raised an eyebrow and pointedly looked at me. I flicked out my claws. I was bigger than the annoying panther, and I wasn’t above kicking some ass to make my poin

Riveted... a great word! Thank you so much. I really do like this one too.

You're very welcome!

LOL! Maybe that's because when I write a short, I will get a whole idea of what could happen before/after, etc... but I can't show it. Maybe that's why they're such teasers.

My head pounded, and lights swam around me. A face coalesced in the darkness. “What did you do?” “Me?” Tinker pointed at his chest. “Nada, boy. Enjoy the Dragonfly.” The tethers holding me spread-eagle tightened, and I rose above the man I thought of as my father, arms and legs splayed as I swooped back and forth sickeningly. “No! Put me down.” Silence. I wanted to call for help, but I couldn’t. “You’re the weak link.” Link echoed around the vortex, waves of blood-red acid bouncing from the

How fast the year has already seemed to go! Hopefully you found the time to enjoy Mikiesboy's story, The Pledge. Or, if you've read it already, maybe you tried one of his newer stories like "After the Past". Or, if you're a fan of his work, you've already read his work... well this is your chance to share that love with fellow readers who might be new to his work. I've asked a few questions to kick things off, but don't be shy asking Mikiesboy what you want to know too! Have you ever gone out in public, realized your shirt is on backwards, and just don’t care? No. I’d never do that and if I did I’d be mortified! I’m paranoid and terrified of making a mistake. I am a perfectionist, with a capital P. Though obviously I make mistakes all the time… What’s something personal about you people might be surprised to know? Most people know I love to cook, some know I went to cooking school, but my fav recipe is one of my Grandmother’s. It’s Sheppard’s Pie, simple, not fried and my fav comfort food. It actually won a local Sheppard’s Pie taste test! What do you like to do when you’re not writing? If I’m not writing, I can be found reading, cooking/baking, or snuggled up with my giant of a husband watching British TV shows! There’s a full-time job in there somewhere, too! What’s the best part of being an author? Oh, gosh I think listening to people’s opinions, especially about how a poem made them feel. It can be so different from what I felt when I wrote it. There’s no right or wrong, and that fascinates me. The other thing is learning, trying new things, stepping out of that comfort zone to write something new. Do you prefer to write one project at a time or do you bounce from story to story as inspiration strikes? I sort of bounce around until I feel ready to finish something. Sometimes there are things I just don’t want to write. For example, the abuse scenes in Out of His Mind. It took me some time to get that finished. Once I’d done it, I put all else aside and finished Tait’s story. It was time. Do you have any special tricks when you write to get you in the right frame of mind to jump into different time periods? Tricks? No. I try to read a lot about things I’ve not experienced myself. I watch shows about them if I can and I just try to imagine myself there. People are people no matter where they are, I think. They are affected by the things around them, but they don’t really change. The Pledge has both a medieval aspect and a paranormal one. Why did you decide to mix the themes? Oh, people have challenged me to write about zombies and vamps. So I did in me, Zombie and now vampires in The Pledge. But I didn’t want the same old thing. With The Pledge, I was interested in exploring in things I’d read in Anne Rice’s novels, the Vampire Chronicles series and in my research. Anne Rice talked about the origin of vampires, so I wanted mine to be old, to live through centuries. I wondered how they’d respond to changes that happened through the centuries they’d experience. I wanted to explore if they’d remain human in some ways, or if that old adage, power corrupts absolutely, would apply. So to make them old, I looked back to Elmet, which was a real place in the north of England, where West Yorkshire is now, between the 5th and 7th centuries. Elmet was just a framework; I’m sure it was nothing like I’ve written it. Can you sum up this story in one sentence? One? You don’t know me too well, LOL! The Pledge is a story of power, love and life immortal through the ages. There, how’s that? You tend to bounce around time periods, such as your recent story of After the Past which went in a completely different direction. Do you have a preferred time period to write? My last couple of stories have been bouncy for sure. I prefer to write in modern times, it’s a bit easier to do I think. There is often less research required, but I’d look at other time periods again if I’m inspired. It’s fun to delve into the past or to try and make the future realistic. Do you have any recent, current, or upcoming stories you think fans should read? Why would you recommend them? I think I’d recommend Levko. It’s pulled from my own experiences when I was a rent boy. I think it worked well and seemed to be well received. After The Past as well, I’m rather proud of that one. It’s my longest story and I think the effort I put in and the effort of my editor, AC Benus, really shows in the quality. I have two stories I’m actively writing, the first with the working title of Magic Beans should be fun and while modern, it’s not about humans. The other I’m hoping will work out into a longer novel. It’s called Changes and it’s about Don, a very active guy, who is married to Louis and how their lives change after a terrible accident, and how they go forward together. I’m really exploring their relationship, Louis’ feelings and fears, as well as their relationships with their families.

Well, if you're a research geek like me, you search out sites like this for "fun" when you're not writing, editing, or reading. http://grammar.about.com/od/terms/a/100-Key-Grammatical-Terms.htm

LOL! Annoy away, Gary. There will be more of that story on Saturday. It's very different from this one, though, since I do get to play with all the different paranormals, which I really like too. It gives me a lot of variety to play with.

That's debatable! They're strong personalities, skilled in their clans or they wouldn't have been chosen. Park definitely has his work cut out for him.

He's protective, but the clans are very insular. It's going to take a lot of work to bring such disparate personalities together because they're hunting for something they only have the vaguest of information on.