Good to see Jamie developing his artistic talent, but I rather doubt there is money to be made from it in that area, unless he is 'discovered' by one of the wealthy individuals.
Dare I suggest that you should speed write more often?😀
A holiday 'romance' with a difference that had all your followers hooked. None were left disappointed at the ending and neither were Reza or Otto.
(And to others who have read and enjoyed this piece of writing, do not forget to 'vote' for the actual story as well as the individual chapters)
As @raven1 said, this chapter was brilliantly written with Reza struggling to decipher what his body was experiencing.
I do have a little complaint though @James Carnarvon. This line came far too soon! 😀
“Very nice,” Otto said. “It’s bigger than mine.”
The one thing that really surprised me was the church. For some reason that has never been in my mind as a pristine white building, but rather old stone. Evidently something I've missed while reading.
That sure was a story and a half!
The elves came out to save the day and chased all the boojums away
Now Charlie & Co are back on the hill in time for the firework display.
Bait? I'm sure there has to be an 'elf and safety' issue about using that! 🙂
Great rescue mission successfully accomplished thanks to the talents of Caspar & Keerby and their diversions. Even so, a bit nail biting at times.
A lot of good thinking and planning here by the 'Merrie Men'
I'm sure though that as predicted by @drsawzall the actual rescue will not go simply to plan. Where would be the fun and excitement if it did?
Wow! that really was a gripping, tension packed chapter. It took all of the group's combined resources to fight off the boojums and their converts, but at the cost of Ricky being captured. However, Keerby managed to encase him in a protective shield to prevent him coming to any harm. Nevertheless it is easy to understand Adrian being distraught at his boyfriend's disappearance.