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The original ending was less than happy, but after what all the boys have been through, I think they deserved happiness in the end. There were quite a few cultural differences, especially at the beginning, but I was more than happy to focus on the love story rather than the science or history. I'm so glad you enjoyed it, thank you for the review

Yettie, I am so glad that you enjoyed this so much. Thanks for all of your reviews; I love hearing what readers think!

Oh friken heck at last indeed! I'm so glad you liked the little details, especially from the girls Tibial had a lot of feelings and issues to sort out, but I think he'll be glad that he gave love, and Chad, another chance. And Chad...well let's hope he is older and wiser (And again with the spankings! Why does this story inspire such violence from the readers? LOL)Thanks for the reviews!

It sure seems they've come full circle. Glad you liked it!

Have a great birthday!!

Sorry about the health issues. Those suck big time I've researched my family tree as well, but I don't think I'm going to be able to trace it back as far as you can. It's fun though, and you can really learn some interesting facts. Take Care.

Very sweet. I liked Will's laid back attitude and the playful (sexy!) nature of their relationship. Well done!

Icosahedron Cyril could hear the deep rumbling growl of the demon underneath the sound of his own pounding feet and the quick gasping breathes he drew as he ran. The air reeked of the demon's sulfur smoke, his own sweat, and desperation. He could hear the footfalls of his three companions as he careened wildly around a sharp corner, almost running headfirst into a stout wooden door and cursed roundly. When his patron had asked him to explore the primeval temple and bring back some valuab

When former roommates Carter and Rory are separated after their freshman year, Carter finds himself willing to do anything to spend time with Rory…even delving into the intricate world of Dungeons and Dragons.

I'm glad the PT seems to be going well. And good luck with the new position at work. I'll keep my fingers crossed and light a candle for you!

Sad news. I only knew Vic through chat, but he always came across as friendly and energetic. I will miss him.

Red!! Glad to see you

Able to predict your day secondary to the song you have in your head when you wake up--sounds like a story.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MYR!!!

It seems like the Nightrunner series should have ended as the trilogy, even though she was vehement about not having a trilogy out of those books. The first three are markedly different from the ones that came afterwords. But I have only read through the White Road, I haven't started Casket of Souls yet.

So many reasons for you to be proud of Kyle

I got started with the Nightrunner series and started the Tamir Triad from there. I actually like the Tamir books and the early Nightunners more than her more recent works.

Congratulations Andy!!!

Good luck with the therapy hon

You can't face your fears if you are always running from them. Great blog Yettie

I use Word for short stories, but I also use Scrivener for large projects to help keep things organized and like it quite a lot. I think it also has a function where you can create profiles for your characters. I almost never do detailed character profiles, but will write down some important points to make sure that the character's eye color or name doesn't change. But overall, I find out more about the character as I write the story, rather than filling out a profile, but maybe I'm just odd It's the same with outlines. I will write an outlines for long or complicated pieces to make sure I don't hit any plot holes like Mann mentioned and to stay on course. But with short stories, I don't bother. I think outlining too much takes the fun out of it. I like to jump in, make a mess and have a good time

I'm in the third book of the Tamir Triad on audio. I love audiobooks, because I can listen to them during long drives, or when I'm doing chores around the house. I'm also reading Beautiful Creatures and struggling my way through the Storm of Swords.

I have ADHD too and I take medication for it, which sometimes helps and sometimes does not. As for writing, I find it very hard to focus on a single project for long stretches at a time, so I usually break writing down into short increments, interspersed with other things like beta jobs or researching or even working on another story. That helps with the distraction. ADHD is not an excuse, or a crutch. Anyone that tells you otherwise has obviously not had to deal with it.