Topher Lydon
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he was dating three girls at the same time. It's amusing because technically he's two years older than Taine is now (due to the curse) Making him 19.
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Mr. Hartley, care to comment on the fact you are literally the Grandfather of the devil? I mean you are Reform UK but isn't this a bit on the nose?
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He's just a grumpy Grandpa, this one actually has him finally loosen up.
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Uncle Matt - that baby is so going to be corrupted by video games, coca cola, and cartoons!
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Now we know why she got the pendent.
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GIRLHOTSKIRT is a demon. Most specifically, there is a reason Mr. Ellis targeted Charlie and has to do with his getting a certain Daughter pregnant.
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Chapter Two: Hellspawn Mothercare The Hartley kitchen had somehow become even more chaotic in the hour since Sabrina's departure. Simon had taken over the table completely, his binder spread open to a fresh section labeled "CAMBION CARE PROTOCOLS" in his neatest handwriting. Pages were covered with notes—feeding schedules, horn maintenance routines, fire suppression techniques, and a growing list of household items that Cecil had already destroyed. Matt hovered at his
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A demon baby, a custody battle, and one very dysfunctional family. When a desperate woman dumps a fire-breathing toddler on Taine's doorstep, the philosophy professor's life explodes into chaos. Now he's navigating demonic family court with his undead ex, his wrestling-obsessed almost-boyfriend, and a cherub who hasn't practiced law in 3,000 years. Between the Latin-speaking infant, the thousand-soul debt, and the wedding they accidentally crashed, this found family is about to learn that hell hath no fury like a grandmother with a fireproof cardigan.
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Chapter One: The Paternity Problem The Hartley kitchen had changed in the year since the meat-pocalypse. Not the room itself—that remained the same glorious chaos of granite countertops and mismatched mugs and the faint, permanent smell of Mrs. Hartley's cooking. But the people had shifted, rearranged themselves like puzzle pieces finding new places. Chloe's chair was empty most days now, her spot at the table taken over by stacks of textbooks she'd left behind when she'd
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This is the reason his Grandfather LOATHES him. The Grandson that should have been a daughter. Arslan (in the book) is a vile creature and the things he does to his grandchildren to ensure his continued rule is... horrific. Ishan however, defies his grandfather's expectations. Much to his brother's rage.
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Ishan is described as delicate, effeminate, tall and thin... I think in a later book he is described to be built like a weasel, long and thin and dangerous. But again, fair. Too fair for war.
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Prince Ishan
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I am contemplating. I have a few short stories... I have the next book in this series, I have a few others... Just working out what I want to do.
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Stephen knows about sex, still very shy about it. It's strongly implied he was well known around camp for his... activities.
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It always humbles me at how popular the Falcon Banner is as a series, and that you readers still read it and love it after twenty years. Thank you, sincerely. Also the Watchers Newer work, but fun.
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He is just a joy to write, so very much out of his depth
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fixed it
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I'd actually be down for a writer's guide, or a simple lesson in how to write it. It's a big weakness in my writing and one hurdle I'd love to overcome. Finding a balance between prudishness and spicey
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I am really enjoying this work, Please keep going and know you have some loyal readers
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Oh and as always: GOOD MORNING
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That's book one Please leave a review, tap the recommend button (Black button, looks like a medal, right below where the like/love/thumbs up icons are in a chapter) Looks like this : Every time you do, you help me improve visibility and let me know how I am doing. This is my first ever historical/fantasy book. I hope it worked and that you liked it. There are two more of the holy Crusade to go - The Holy Lance of Antioch, and The Lord of the Pierced Dawn. Then one about Darien's son Atreus - The Vanguard of the Silver Boar. One about Prince Ishan - Lost in the Sand (for @Seraph28 ) and one entitled Milo and the Dragon (It's about ser Val and a severe case of mistaken identity).
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Ch20 The city of Mamistra had settled into an uneasy peace. The Armenian citizens went about their business, the Turkish garrison was a memory, and the men of Lord Haskal's vanguard had finally, for the first time in weeks, slept in real beds. Darien stood outside the requisitioned governor's residence, watching the sun rise over the walls, and tried to remember the last time he had felt clean. He could not. The summons had come at dawn. Lord Haskal wanted to see him.
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I mean what could possibly go wrong :: whistles innocently ::
