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Chapter 10 - Epilogue
Sasha Distan commented on Sasha Distan's story chapter in Chapter 10 - Epilogue
Many thanks Yettie, i'm so glad you enjoyed it. The man who Cole is partially based off (and it's not just me) is as nice a boy as you could hope to meet.And you're right about Cole and Jared's son, they named him, not me. i think these guys mostly just wrote themselves. -
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Sasha Distan commented on Renee Stevens's blog entry in Gay Authors News
it is terribly self centered that i love seeing my name that many times in one post. thanks to everyone. I will join Mann in reading many things when Nano is over. -
general love and hugs in your direction. your reviews are way more eloquent than my words.
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thank you for all your lovely comments. i see we have you hooked. excellent....
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awww, thank you. I wrote Don't Shout back in February, where all it did was rain for like a month, so it rains a lot in the early chapters.
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who knows, it could go either way...
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no slammed doors here. just opportunities.
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Paddy is too nice.
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i now love the phrase "dream forest sex adventure"
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thank you space man!
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I kind of miss Hoyt, he was so adorable and funny. it's a lovely offer Timothy, but the script has in fact been edited, i just haven't finished my last look over to fix the beginning part. i might pair in as an extra story with Summer Camp when the book comes out. you never know.
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There was a small snuffling noise against his skin, a quivering sort of twitch touching his chest, and Paddy woke up knowing in some indistinct way, that his mate had shifted while he slept. He found the lynx, surprisingly big in his human arms, looking at him with wide glacier eyes. “Marnin’ pretty boy.” Paddy stroked the soft furred head sleepily, “What d’ye want then?” The lynx purred under his hand, and then the long tipped ears flicked back towards the door. Paddy blinked again, and reali
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but they'd still have to worry about sensitive shifter hearing... Hare's have big ears and can pick up sound over half a mile away.
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no, you were right. Erin plays football with Derrick. Luke plays soccer. i am writing in american, which is weird for me. cute spots boys to see you through the winter...
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We all know where you're lookin' also, why does the guy in the gold boxers have bells that magically change pitch?
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we are watching it now.neither of us understand it, because neither of us get or watch Dr.Who
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very nearly wrong half naked... it's the socks...
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happy birthday kiddo!
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as a teacher of Food Technology my only reaction to this is: ARRGHHH!!!
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yeah, i sort of of screwed that up in an earlier chapter. they are twins, but not identical twins.sometimes, there are great kisses...
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thank you very much. often my kitchen looks like Dresden after i cook.
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aww, thank you so much. Gregg was sort of an accident created by one of my YWP students, but hes fitting in nicely.
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Luke deserves every complication i can think of...
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Saturday I park my old Dodge in the Parker’s driveway, next to their shared decrepit looking Ford pick-up and knock on the door. It is opened by a blond, smiling woman of about my mother’s age, dressed in a flour dusted apron and holding a giant recipe book in her hand. “It says here you need the meat completely dry, or it won’t brown,” I arch one puzzled eyebrow as she waves me in without really looking at me, “Do we have any bay leaves?” “Yes,” An exasperated male voice is the precursor to E
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every friday my friend, i promise
