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Chasing Dreams Out West
Sasha Distan commented on Sasha Distan's story chapter in Chasing Dreams Out West
thank you hun. Ma helped me to come up with Davis's first name, and yeah, it's cute. I still called him Davis is my head though. -
Cole and I are holding off the Sig's with some good support. We need more back-up people, where is the rest of the purple legion?
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good brothers are hard to find right? thank you hun, it's nice to be supported in a theme that others find to be a rather controversial subject. me, i'm stupidly open minded. I swear someone could land a jet plane in the spare space in my brain.
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*incredibly satisfied grin*thank you, thank you, i'm here all week. very nice praise, thanks Gary.
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thanks Gary. the D boys might be back in the future, but they have no current plans, sorry about that.And thank you for the high praise, it's always nice to be told lovely things. in truth i don't "use" anything in my stories, the boys just show up and demand that i apply my fingers to the keys. there really is very little decision making involved.
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Chasing Dreams Out West
Sasha Distan commented on Sasha Distan's story chapter in Chasing Dreams Out West
thank you very much, and you're welcome. romance isn't all sweetness and light but sometimes i think it should be. less drama is oft a good thing. -
Chapter 10 - Epilogue
Sasha Distan commented on Sasha Distan's story chapter in Chapter 10 - Epilogue
thank you hun. remember, you can love in paperback format too. there's even a few extra bits in there too. -
Shelby is not a farm girl, that's for sure.you wanna read the epilogue. trust me.
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aren't they just?
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The Death of a Good Dog
Sasha Distan commented on Sasha Distan's story chapter in The Death of a Good Dog
guessing, guessing, guessing... and never letting on. sorry Tim.glad you're enjoying our little tale. tail. something. -
drugstore scene was scary! you were obviously never served by someone who knew you when buying condoms and lube... *eep*a perfect if odd date anyway. thanks LBO
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You Can Always Get What You Want
Sasha Distan commented on Sasha Distan's story chapter in You Can Always Get What You Want
me too! he does good things, and bad things. you'll be swearing at him soon enough. -
thank you hun. brother's are fun... sort of
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you'll find out soon enough kiddo.
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yes you are very bad LBO. you must read more.
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The Death of a Good Dog
Sasha Distan commented on Sasha Distan's story chapter in The Death of a Good Dog
it wasn't a big bite, just a tiny one! -
yeah, there really is no such thing as "alone time" on the farm. not unless you trek out to the corner of a field
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agreed. also, not spoilers, but life's never that easy, is it?
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The Death of a Good Dog
Sasha Distan commented on Sasha Distan's story chapter in The Death of a Good Dog
thank you Dughlas. i will only say that there are more surprises on the way, but i won't tell you when, you what they are. -
The Death of a Good Dog
Sasha Distan commented on Sasha Distan's story chapter in The Death of a Good Dog
your hunch is correct. also, no spoilers. glad you are enjoying the story -
complete and in fully edited paperback format too. y'know, just saying...Poor Cole indeed, but don't feel too bad for him. it gets better.
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thanks Dugh. i love that moment where the teams 'come out' in support of their friends.i think i generally, at that age and still some, have a greay distrust of adults to do the right thing, and so Luke is the kind of guy who will want handle this himself. I hope you continue to enjoy where this is taking us all.
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“Hey Buddy.” Oli scanned the view from the front door as he let himself in. Nothing he could see seemed to have been overturned or shredded, but Oli wasn’t sure he trusted his eyes all that much. He sniffed deeply. No urine, no faeces, no blood. The scent of the wolf though, a thick mesh of yellows, ochre and burnt oranges, was everywhere. Oli leant against the door jamb of his bedroom and raised an eyebrow at the pair of yellow eyes looking back at him from what had been a sort-of neatly made
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Coach shows his true colours sure enough... Thank you hun, I find comradeship between gay and straight guys sadly lacking in a lot of modern fiction.
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Thanks. with a guy as nice as Luke, who has been supportive of his team for so long, i didn't see any reason why their love for him wouldn't win out over any homophobia issues they might have. MUSH! is on hold. it's still not snowing, but it will.
