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Oh sweetie... It got emotional writing too. That was my goal, but I hope you don't feel tricked into sadness. I wanted honest emotion.

Happy birthday!

So far, so good. But where is this headed? Except for the obvious short term destination... And interesting to get some info on douching. I've never found it to be necessary, but maybe my hubby has another thing to say... He's not complained so far.

They work well together. A little family forming...

An army of Mata Haris. Designed to kill but kill who? What was the end game for these tests? What a burden for Kohen... Just when he was beginning to feel safe.

So plot thickens. Rush's spideysense is tingling. I think Ben will realise he's a big part of their little family and business. Trust is difficult, though.

The very best Christmas indeed! Such a sweet but also sad story. Love prevailing and acceptance for all love. Beautiful.

I was so glad to see you finish this story. It's been a favourite for a long time. Good to see Jared growing as an Alpha and Darwin coming to grips with being a submissive. Together, I think they can provide a new beginning for the pack.

Charlie seems to have turned a corner, but he's right. Karla will need time and should take time before she trusts him again. Still, if she can let him in as a friend, it could do them both some good.

Oh wow... I felt worried about Mick. He has so much crap in his past, he really isn't in the best place to play with a potentially sinister bedmate. Even though he enjoys it. All those memories can trigger a terrible reaction. So his guys are a better fit.

This was a bit scary and I feel sorry for James. Not much of a cult if they don't even try to convert him before killing him. More a bunch of homicidal lunatics... Mesmerizing tale written very suggestively. Great take on the prompt!

Being careful with what you have and cherish it isn't always easy to remember. A reminder of loss can help you in the right direction. Sensible and magical. Sounds a bit like me actually... That hole isn't far off either. And there's no need to delete or hide your editing. It's good to be reminded of the perils of homonyms. Especially since I find they are increasing the more I write, strangely enough. I'll fix it when I get back to the city. Too scared to edit on my phone after one too many formatting incidents.

I must admit to being pleased with Lupercalia. It combined my love for the Roman era with writing. Thank you for reading and reviewing! I saw you have been binging my short stories. Always nice to see someone read my work.

So not so defenceless after all... when will Kohen realise? He could be very valuable with that ability. No wonder they kept experimenting.

Crossing all fingers and toes over here. Makes it darn difficult to write, but I so hope for the best for you and your husband!

Sweet and romantic to warm up the cold, starfilled nights up north. Made me long for a bit of snow. Well done!

I'm glad it wasn't anything sinister just yet (?). They still need time to get to know each other. I'm sure Kitryn won't be angry about the trap. A guy's got to eat. I wonder why he didn't shift? Does he need contact with the ground? Maybe I missed that part.

I'm so glad my story seems to have moved you. It was an attempt at writing more "me". Perhaps I succeeded. The ending did cause me some serious thinking. To get it right and not all fluffy. That stationary set sounds great! I have a thing for pens, so I know what you mean. The non contrived part makes me extra pleased. I'm not big on quick fixes, but I did want the story to have a turn the corner quality to it. Even vague memories can do quite a bit to ease that pain. I did try to be more personal and vulnerable. I'm glad you liked it. Thank you for those lovely words! It did turn out rather bittersweet. Maybe it's the season that brings it out in me. I think people look all over for what they feel is missing, forgetting to look where they actually are. The answers lie within. All you need to do is find them. Yes, I didn't want there to be any false hope of a magic resolution. Life isn't like that. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I think it's a time that makes things clearer. Clarity can bring different outcome. Splitting up can be the best decision you ever make. Not for these guys though. It did turn out a little ghost of Christmas past. I think he found what he needed to know in himself. Change comes from within.

Sweet! And what an adventure! New year's in New York! I'm slightly envious...

I'm a firm believer in second chances, even for the ones who seem to not deserve them. Maybe I'm stupid, but I view hatred, including selfhatred, as such a negative, pointless feeling. Not so easy to battle, especially when you yourself is the object of the emotion, but you need to move past it. Good thing he did. Thank you for a great story.

You've all put in so much work to make this site happen and flourish! Thank you for all that hard work and I hope 2018 is slightly less hectic.

LOL Jumping to conclusions is never a good thing! That hothead will need to practice his apologies unless he can rein in his imagination. I can't help but wonder why he didn't make plans for them himself...?

Any gift given from the heart is a great gift. All we have to do is look at it from the giver's POV and we understand. Interesting to see how the US readers get more depth from the story. Being Swedish, I don't have a strong connection to Charlie Brown so I'm missing certain parts to truly get the joke. Cultural differences are fascinating.

Very cute! I really like Battery Park, so I'm happy they have their first date there. The first of many, I'm sure...

One for us romantics! Warm and fuzzy feeling now, here in the cold North.