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Kyle needs his moment to uphold the Harding family name, and the reputation of Doctor Who fans everywhere
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The eminent Doctor Kyr would like to remind you he's survived a few books of being the Black Widow's better half.
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awww, now I gotta read this series... I blame @drpaladin Hangs head and puts out begging bowl Please sir, where do I start?
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I can't help myself :: hangs head :: I am addicted to this little town. It's like my own personal Cabot's cove, just without being the murder capital of the world
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Cody a sea otter, Ethan a llama, Finn an elephant, Liam a lion, and Owen an owl
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Distant decedent. Complete with his neurotic tenancies.
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Figured a little set up. Since I get a lot of questions as to where the Grady's are. Figured I'd give them a story. (Seems Bobby Grady is a bit of a fan favourite and people want to know where his family line went.) Rather linked closely to the Hickey family, as it turns out. I really have to start putting a character tree on my corkboard wall, it's all going a bit:
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After this one, there is another short one. Two broken boys, abandon their dreams to hide in Merrickville. Garrett was the golden-boy quarterback until his knee—and his future—shattered. Now he’s a secretary in a glass box, choking on resentment. Finn is the beautiful, feral foster kid hiding self-inflicted tattoos under mechanic’s coveralls, running from a past that won’t let go. Walter Grady's Garage their only bastion. They’re supposed to hate each other. In the greasy dark of an auto garage, hate gets confused. It’s messy, brutal, and the only thing that makes either of them feel alive. But in a place where everyone’s watching, their private war might just destroy them both.
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Lydia is cackling somewhere, holding something she had whipped up to ensure the boys were too distracted chasing each other to try to bug her.
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Had to show Tabby's thoughts, as he took his wander, realizing where he wanted to be. If he hadn't have left on his walkabout, he'd be resentful and wonder. This way he's done it, and learned what's more important. Two more chapters of this one.
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This is what Alvin needed to learn through the Winter, that he can survive on his own. That he isn't co-dependent. I also like Bobby McCormick, his unconditional acceptance of Alvin as being Tabby's partner and looking after his son-in-law in his own gruff kind of way. His issues with his son are seperate from his view on Alvin, and showing genuine care in that practical way of his. Contrasts well with his brother Peter. Twins with very different personalities. Though the image of Peter in a cop uniform and a truncheon has to make West's day.
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Two more chapters to go Home soon
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Chapter 12: The Winter Vignettes & The Migrant's Postcards I. The Whiteout The blizzard hit Merrickville in mid-December, not with a gentle fall but with a shrieking, white fury that swallowed the world. By morning, the Doily Dungeon was an island, adrift in a sea of featureless white, its butter-yellow siding a faint, forlorn smudge against the endless gray-white of the sky. The wind had sculpted the snow into impossible, swirling dunes, burying the fence posts and transforming t
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Carter's Campaign hit 117000 words today, 20 Chapters. It is going surprisingly well, but I know I still have a long, long way to go with it. I'm only at July 2024... This election is a messy messy thing. I am contemplating if I should split the book into two parts. As I am no where close to done and it is getting long. And Andrew kicks ass on the High Sea.
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Good morning all
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Well he has to cook up his scheme's somewhere.
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This is Kier's problem to solve, Ben will step in only if a line is crossed. He has to see if Kier's done cooking yet. You don't rush things in Ben's kitchen
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Good morning.
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Chapter Twelve: The Baptism of Concrete The sky over Manchester didn’t just open; it collapsed. It wasn’t the polite, drizzling rain of the city centre, the kind that made shoppers huddle under awnings and office workers complain about frizzy hair. This was a torrential, vertical assault, a wall of water that hit the concrete of Cradle Grove with the sound of a million tiny detonations. It turned the cracked pavements into shallow rivers running black with silt, cigarette ends, and t
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I'll be picking up Coyote Steals the Sun in a week or so, to start it off three chapters in, need to figure out how Brian and Kenny steal an Australian tank and go for a romp around Sydney...
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Lee can think he wins all he likes, we all know who Wins every time!
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I wanted Lee to be useful to Kier in a different way to Riley. A Lieutenant as opposed to a boyfriend
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I mean of all the characters, we've come to learn that Kier does tend to think with his ****
