mitchelll

Not finished yet, but not abandoned. And since all of my stories feature HEA endings, I figured it wasn’t too much of a spoiler.

Chapter 2 Bumpy Landing Andy stirred. He wasn’t fully conscious, but he could sense heat and dampness, wrinkled sheets clinging to his sweaty skin. The pain swirling around his head prevented him from opening his eyes fully, and through the slits he managed to produce, Andy could only see darkness. He also heard, as from very far away, the sound of rain pounding down on walls and windows. Very slowly, and painfully, he pulled himself to a sitting position, a loud groan slipping fro

It's not really a spoiler to let you know that those pix are going to have a huge impact on Andy (and Will). And poor Andy is indeed floundering.

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Andy stared into the mirror. “What have they done to me?” he asked himself, not recognizing the person he saw reflected; though, if he were honest with himself, Andy would admit he hadn’t known exactly who the man in the mirror was for some time. “Come on, Andy,” his co-star pleaded, “it’ll be fun. You can show off your new hair.” “That’s not really selling the idea,” he said. “I hate it.” “Blonds are supposed to have more fun. Come out with us and see if it’s true. We need to be cel

Prologue Six years earlier Eighteen year old Andy Herrington sighed as he fidgeted in his canvas chair while waiting for the reporter from Entertainment Today to settle into the seat opposite him. In the distance, Andy could hear the sounds of the crew and most of the rest of the cast raised in merriment as they began the wrap party. Even though, as befitted a wholesome show on a family oriented network, the wrap party was unlikely to be a rager, Andy still would have liked to be the

Former teen star Andy Herrington has one last shot at making it big. How much is he willing to sacrifice to make his dreams come true?

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Honestly, I got confused and thought Al Green had done the version with Tami Terrell, but then I figured, it's such a great song, might as well feature as many versions as possible. Diana Ross's is my personal favorite, but you can't really dance to that version. I do have tentative plans for a third story, but still working on the idea. I do plan to feature the characters in cameos in other stories set in New Orleans.

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I'm glad you enjoyed it. And I definitely planned on a happy ending from the beginning (though poor Casey didn't make it out alive of the first few drafts), but I wanted a certain amount of realism, and I didn't think a brief relationship, no matter how powerful, would be enough for someone like Waylon to immediately throw the closet doors open. I figured he would need time to decided if it was worth it and then do it slowly and methodically. I do have some ideas for a third book, but they are germinating slowly.

I'm glad you enjoyed it. I felt Waylon was the kind of guy who wouldn't rush and wouldn't want to waste Bruno's time; who would want to make sure his "i"s were dotted and his "t"s were crossed before he went forward. He knew Bruno's dealbreaker, and wanted to make sure he was out of the closet. And for someone deep in, stepping out of it can take some time.

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After a brutal breakup, shop owner Bruno Vignau has focused on rebuilding his life. Now a horrific series of events threaten to tear that new life apart. This story contains characters introduced in Mr. Brightside, but is not a direct sequel.