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Liam does need to be ready for that conversation. It will likely be tough on him, no matter what happens. Thank you for your review and support, LadyDe
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Liam does need to make some decisions, and figure out what he wants to do going forward. They're not easy decisions, but they are necessary for his own happiness. Thank you for your review and support, Jeff
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I think there are others who would agree with you, Drought, but love isn't always that cut and dried, is it? Thank you for your review and support, Drought
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Thank you, Parker. Those are wonderful thoughts.
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lol well we Canadians are generally thought of as nice people. I'm not sure how many points Team Alek has gained. I think those who didn't like him before haven't budged too much. Thank you for your review and support, HoHo
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It seems that most people agree with you that Liam needs to talk to Alek. Thank you for your review and support, Lyssa
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Yes, it does seem that Alek still loves him. Whether or not that can be enough remains to be seen. Thank you for your review and support, Wesley.
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It's true, communication can be a good thing. Thank you for your review and support, Puppi.
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Chapter 12 Liam was reeling from his conversation with Alek. So much of what he thought he knew about the man and his relationship with Natalia was wrong. They’d never been a real couple. Hell, the girl knew all about Alek being gay, and about Liam. Regardless of his newly single status, however, Alek had walked away from their relationship. Could Liam ever truly trust him again? Needing to talk to someone, Liam drove home and called his best friend. “Did you talk to
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Prompt 538 I need to find a way to make this right.
LitLover commented on Timothy M.'s story chapter in Prompt 538 I need to find a way to make this right.
It was great to have a Jazz chapter It made me chuckle reading about Carolyn's mom. She's very matter of fact, even while she's mortifying her daughter I love the massage. These two young people obviously care about each other, as lovers and as friends, and are comfortable with each other. With so much teenage angst out there, this was really nice to see. -
March C S R Discussion Day: Crave by LitLover
LitLover commented on Cia's blog entry in Gay Authors News
This was a lot of fun. Cia, I'm honoured you chose Crave- 42 comments
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Please don't! I love your passion and your joy.
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March C S R Discussion Day: Crave by LitLover
LitLover commented on Cia's blog entry in Gay Authors News
thank you, tim- 42 comments
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lol they should really hire you for their advertising. You have me convinced that I want one... seriously
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The Times They Are a-Changin'
LitLover commented on Headstall's story chapter in The Times They Are a-Changin'
There are so many varying emotions running through this chapter: the happiness of the earth mates, the envy of the unmated member (even if that envy is minor, the excitement of a wedding, Hugh's nervousness over having a male mate, and then there's the new worry for Connor. I'm wracking my brain wondering what could be happening to him. I have to admit I chuckled at Tobyn's reaction to Hugh's attitude about having a potential male mate. Irony can be a humorous thing -
Happy belated birthday, Spikey! I hope you had a great day, and maybe a great birth week?
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March C S R Discussion Day: Crave by LitLover
LitLover commented on Cia's blog entry in Gay Authors News
lol Gary usually doesn't know too much until I'm actually close to posting my first chapter, and he gets the chapters only a few days before I post. I've been blessed to have an editor who is able to take the time to edit so quickly for me. EDIT: There are times I do lean on him earlier in the process. For example, the scenes with Kel. I got his advice on how to deal with that delicate subject well before those chapters were posted.- 42 comments
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March C S R Discussion Day: Crave by LitLover
LitLover commented on Cia's blog entry in Gay Authors News
Well, the one hint I can give is that you will see Tei and Landin again in the sequel.- 42 comments
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March C S R Discussion Day: Crave by LitLover
LitLover commented on Cia's blog entry in Gay Authors News
Thank you, Def coming up with species' names was probably one of the hardest parts of Crave for me. I didn't want to plagiarize names, and I wanted something original. I put so much time into thinking of names and features that i find I will randomly come up with an idea and have to note it on my phone so I remember it later. lol- 42 comments
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March C S R Discussion Day: Crave by LitLover
LitLover commented on Cia's blog entry in Gay Authors News
If I had to choose, I would have to pick Merrick. He was a lot of fun to write as a little boy and he was a determined man. I like a man who knows what he wants and goes after it.- 42 comments
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March C S R Discussion Day: Crave by LitLover
LitLover commented on Cia's blog entry in Gay Authors News
It was funny. There wasn't a lot of blushing while I was writing the scenes, but I did have moment of embarrassment after I posted, knowing someone was reading those scenes.- 42 comments
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March C S R Discussion Day: Crave by LitLover
LitLover commented on Cia's blog entry in Gay Authors News
I think Merrick was one of my favourite characters to write, because I got to know him as a child and, in a sense, got to see him grow up, and fall in love. Gary was invaluable to me, and continues to be a source of wonderful advice and encouragement. I think his single best piece of advice, and there is a lot of advice to choose from, is to take my time, slow down, and re-read my chapters. In the beginning I was so excited that I would tear through chapters, without going back over my work as much as I should have. Through Gary I've learned to slow down and read each chapter out loud, and hear how it might sound to the reader. The one thing my poor editor still struggles with, however, is curing me of my comma aversion/affliction.- 42 comments
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March C S R Discussion Day: Crave by LitLover
LitLover commented on Cia's blog entry in Gay Authors News
i think you might actually if you knew how much I've reread CoTT and SaD. Heck, I'm gearing up to read CoTT again when you announce you're revisiting M, K and the rest of the gang.- 42 comments
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March C S R Discussion Day: Crave by LitLover
LitLover commented on Cia's blog entry in Gay Authors News
Thank you, Reader I think I'm like most authors here and I listen to the voice(s) that are the loudest and most persistent. I have sort of suppressed Merrick and Jenson while writing Unforgivable and Choices, but Merrrick, in particular has been pretty vocal in the last month.- 42 comments
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