Fantasyboy69
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They are not mates, but they are in love. If they met their mates, it would throw a huge wrench in the works, but I will say that Dyl and Heather will not, and as many authors have done before me, once they marry and consummate, they will imprint and be mated.
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C'Mon, if you've read any of my other works, the sass is real. Keeping mood too down for too long is not my style.
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Members of several packs have gone missing, and most important to Dylan Davenport, the Enforcer from Homestead, his beloved mentor, Gene. What has become of them?
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Growing up in the foster system was what gave me the ability to say 'fuck it' and just deal with it. I mean, can you imagine how it would feel to think you have a home, at last, only to be returned to the orphanage because you had a 'quirky attitude' and 'never talks.' It's like the ultimate relationship dump. "Hi, we're your new parents...NOT!" It fucking blew. Okay, so I didn't make it easy. I was quiet, but when the first parent you remember told you to never talk, especially about
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I've already started the fourth book, and yes, the missing members will be dealt with.
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I hurt. There was little else except for the pain. Thankfully it was dulled because of the morphine. I could hear voices in the room, along with a constant beeping, as I was rousing enough to open my eyes. I could see three blurry forms standing there. All three were guys, one shorter than the others. I knew their voices. As I blinked my eyes, I could see Dean and Kao looking worried along with Xander Travers from work. Then I remembered why I was hurting and why I was in the hospital. I groaned
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Eprologue sounds like some medication to treat constipation. "Feeling stopped up? Try eprologue."
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It had been a month since Dean and Kao officially took their place as the Beta Pair. Their new home was a homey three bed, two bath house with a huge backyard that sat on the shore of a nice sized lake. It was about an hour from the camp. Close enough to get to and from each day, but far enough away to where they didn't have to be part of the hustle and bustle that always seemed to happen there. Both had jobs which more than paid for the gas, house, and all the little things. Kao was hired
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Dean and Kao were more than ready to get out of the car by the time they pulled up to the house. It was everything they had heard about and more. It screamed 'country home' with every aspect. The decor, the picket fence, the smell of fresh bread just come out of the oven, big and burly lumberjack chopping wood in the back. Kao was grinning. "What's so funny, Kao?" asked Dean. "You're used to giants." Kao watched as Jessup Whitebear stopped his chopping and looked over with a raised han
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With nothing else pressing, and with Dean finally off the hook as far as his former job, the duo left for the drive north. The moving truck would be heading out in two days, which gave the boys some wiggle room for sightseeing and being alone with each other. Planning the route was only made difficult by having to set a travel plan with all the packlands they would go through. Most of them were small and didn't care if the duo stuck to the highway. One even invited them to have a meal with the A
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I will say...I have a few ideas for a second story, and this was my WRITER'S WAY of making an easy connection back to the first book. That is if I even write another.
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Justice's reaction is my own. I had a huge crush on a college friend, but I couldn't say anything. He confided in me that he liked another friend of ours, and I was the supportive friend even while wishing I had his heart. In that, it is very real
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With Jon and Pat being the focus, you wouldn't see the stigma against same sex. The biggest thing would be the continuity of the Pack. CHILDREN, essentially, is what it comes down to. Same sex couples can't produce an "heir" which had been a thing for any monarchy or like society. I chose to bring it out now simply because Dean is, for all intents and purposes, heterosexual, and he would be facing it head on.
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wait...you've read both book one and two and caught up in TWO DAYS??? Also, glad you like it
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This one was delayed since I had to move my husband to my state. Also...little admitted fact is I have trouble writing any sort of sex scene. This one was a bit harder because I wanted to be a bit more than my normal scene.
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Kao came back from graduation with Dean. It had been a whirlwind being in one state for the day and then flying back to California on the same night. The best part of the day for Dean was getting to see Kao again. While they had to keep it PG, it was still so wonderful to be reunited with the man he loved. To hold him, to smell him. He had missed him so much. The PG rating lasted until they got onto the chopper, and then Dean had pulled Kao into his lap and began to kiss him soundly. Over the sc
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I have been toying with the idea. I don't know if I'll go paper or eBook style, but I have been considering it. Also...You followed me on Lit too? I have fans. *squeee* It still boggles my mind that I have people who read my stuff from all over the world. Part of me feels like all my readers are from Big City USA
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The only thing I worry about with this is if anyone at BYU Idaho happens to have names close to this. LOL. Any similarities is purely coincidence.
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I will be traveling for a bit over a week, so I shouldn't have anything posted until after the 25th. Unless I can get something in before the 15th at 5 am. LOL
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Kao missed Dean already, and he had just got on the chopper to head back to school. He knew that to have fallen so hard so fast meant it had to be a mating bond. There could be no other explanation behind it all. He would have to spend the next couple months away from the man he absolutely adored, but it was necessary. He had a job to do, and graduating from college was part of that job. Then he would be back with Dean, and they would be heading to Montana for their place as the Beta Pair.
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Yes you are biased, and I love you.
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I'm really glad to hear this. Poor Dean, having his entire world flipped. I am doing my best to get more content out, but I know I won't be able to get more out for a few weeks. I get to travel across the USA to go get my husband! Happy me!
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I liked it. I wanted to have Dean show he could be a Beta, but also wanted him to spend some time learning from someone much as Kao has. And beside...knuckle bumps from Sarge...what's not to like?
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It always seems in the big epic tales of heroes and magic, star battles and ship races, that marvelous and amazing things happen every day. Save the life of the maiden in distress, master a new spell, survive the battle with the space pirates, and inch ahead of the competition and win the race in order to claim your freedom. All of it seems so...so unreal. Yet, in real life, you have times when things are just mundane. Dean missed Kao even though they talked on Skype every night. He lo
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Actually, author privilege of passing time quickly. There are many ways to write it up, but honestly, there is very little that would happen during the time that was not normal life. Sometimes I have to remember that colossal events don't happen every day.
