Renee Stevens

Thank you Joe! I debated on writing it, but couldn't come up with many other arguments, so here it is! And... I don't like his sister either.

LOL! I was thinking of that when I was writing it. What would my TV say if it could speak about all the things it's seen over the years! Thank you Joe!

Thank you for the review Seraph! I really enjoyed writing this one and I do have some ideas for it, but if I actually write more on it, it will be in the future after I've completed a couple of other projects. Glad that you enjoyed reading this one! *runs away before the puppy dog eyes make me cave*

Nice job with the prompt, Percy!

While I'm doing this so that it doesn't drive me completely nuts, it will also benefit those who have not already read "Chance Encounters" or "Deliberate Encounters". Both of which should be read before "Everlasting Encounters."

I have currently started to work on the final book in the Encounter's series. Everlasting Encounters should be coming out in the near future, but it has raised some issues with the previous books in the series. It's amazing how quickly we grow as authors. I for one am always learning new things and sometimes when I go back and look at what I have written in the past, I can't help but cringe. I know that I have said that I eventually plan to revise Eternity as well as a couple of other stories, and while that is still true, that has been put on the backburner. In beginning to work on Everlasting Encounters, I had to go back and re-read both of the previous Encounters stories. Which leads me to this point. As I write Everlasting, I will also be revising the other two stories in the series. First up will be Chance Encounters. The biggest reason for this rewrite is the massive amounts of head hopping that are present in both stories. I didn't know better back then, but now that I do, it will drive me batty to have such blattant mistakes in my writing. The stories will stay up and the text only will be replaced as I work on the revisions. This will ensure that story views and reviews will remain. If, once I am replacing them you wish to comment and already had on the previous versions, feel free to visit my forum and comment there. I will post in my status as each chapter is replaced. Thanks! ~Renee

Thanks Wayne! This one was interesting to do, trying to look at things from someone else's perspective. Really makes a person think.

Thank you Wayne. I did think about the coffee mug and other things like that, but then I thought of the TV and thought, hey, that might be something a bit different! Glad you enjoyed it!

Loved the poem done by JOeKEool! Thanks to everyone for all the work put into the blog! Prompts 106 and 107 are completed

Thanks for the review Wayne! It's funny that you say that, because I was just commenting to Lugh that there are a few of my stories which deal with a cheating jerk. I think sometimes we think on the same wavelength! Glad you enjoyed my attempt at tackling your prompt! Keep em coming and I'll keep trying to do em!

Thank you for the review Joe! I did read your "attempt" as you call it and thought it was quite good! I'm glad you enjoyed this little look into Keith's life.

Thanks for the review Andy! I really enjoyed writing this one, and actually debated on taking it further. I decided this was a good place to end it, and if I decide later I want to pick it back up, I have a bit of a plan already in my head for what could happen after this. We'll have to see, lol. I haven't had any demands yet from people to write what happens next. Thanks again!

Mike’s POV I watched Ted hang up the phone and didn’t need him to tell me who had been on the other end. His sister’s voice was very distinctive and carried, even over the phone. I didn’t know what she wanted this time, but the way Ted started looking around, probably for his shoes. I knew he was going to do whatever it was she wanted. “Seriously? You’re just going to drop everything and run to do her bidding, again?” I shook my head and turned away from Ted in disgust. Ted really needed t

It’s almost time for him to get home. I love being the one he turns to when he’s had a rough day and just needs to relax. His mood seems to determine exactly what part I will play when he sits down in his chair and turns me on. I’ve seen him at his best and I’ve seen him at his worst and I’ve even seen him in some of the most intimate moments of his life. It’s amazing what people do when they think nobody is around to see them. If I could actually speak, oh the stories I could tell. Not j

“And just what the hell am I supposed to do with this?” Keith stared at the photo in his hand as anger coursed through his body. He was going to have to confront his boyfriend about it, that was for sure. He wasn’t sure if whoever sent the photo was trying to be cruel or be kind. Either way, it didn’t matter. He couldn’t just not say anything now that he knew. He heard the front door of the apartment open and quickly refolded the incriminating photo and stuffed it in his pocket. Before he

Thanks for the review Wayne! So sorry it took me so long to reply, I thought I had all of them answered! I'm so glad that you enjoyed this story and I am still toying with different ideas for this story. If I do do anything else with them, you'll be one of the first to know! Thanks again!

Looking good Lugh! Think it was a successful first week and you did a great job! Thank you for the work you put into it!

I loved the slash story that Cia came up with for that prompt! I may just try the "first line" prompt for this week! Guess we'll just have to see!!! Great job so far on the blog!

I know I don't review as much as I should, but I really liked this chapter. I love how we're really starting to find out exactly what is going on and what part Ellis' twin plays in everything. I think my favorite part of this though, is how Dav is placing his faith in Ellis, as far as giving Isiah and Ahsran a chance. Great job as always!

Thank you for the review Cassie! I really enjoyed writing this story and it helped that I really could see it happening...

Thank you Camy! Glad that you enjoyed the story!

Thanks for the review Kiltie! I think most of us have done the is he/she isn't he/she...

Thank you for the review Conner! I'm glad that the way the two behaved felt natural! I really wanted this story to have a bit of a "real" feeling and from your comments it seems like I managed that!

Thanks for the review Sam! Glad that you were able to enjoy this story and it was something that you were able to get lost in!

Thank you for the review Daniel! The storm and the downed trees were actually based on what happened to someone in my family, the rest is all from my own mind, lol. Glad you enjoyed it!