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I think the Colonel will be remaining clueless for a while longer. I'll just have to think up new and creative ways to knock him unconscious whenever Cameron needs to change into Liberty.
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Cameron took the gap between the buildings in a single leap. If he had tried the jump six months earlier, it would have been impossible and he would be pancake on the street below. Even if he had have made it, the force of the landing would have broken both his ankles. The area he was patrolling was not a usual haunt, and in truth, there was little going on. Cameron told himself he was being watchful, doing what a good vigilante was supposed to. It didn’t matter what part of the city he wa
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I'm looking forward to hearing what you think
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On a bit of a roll. Chapter 3 of The Colonel's Liberty has just been posted, pending mod approval.
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Heavy session last night but not hungover today. Must be getting immune to the effects of the drink
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Good to see it's having the desired effect Anything you like in particular?
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Thanks so much Good to see the Colonel is appealing to you even if he isn't the primary character.
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The open top jeep sped along the rutted back road. From above, the sunlight flitted through the high evergreen canopies. For all his initial dismay at being assigned as a dog robber, the good weather, open country and handsome man sitting beside him had changed Cameron’s mood significantly. The Colonel turned out to be pleasant company, treating his subordinate as a person rather than just an underling he could order about. When Haverson asked questions about Cameron’s past, he seemed genu
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It's the weekend and I'm off to a ball because I'm so super fancy.
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And it's up
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Hey @mogwhy and @caz pedroso. I'm doing good, Mog, thanks for asking. Got some housekeeping and studying to do this afternoon but I plan to have Chapter 2 of Colonel's Liberty up by this evening. And Caz, it is Friday. You're allowed to be unhealthy on a Friday
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Good afternoon all
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Thanks. The role reversals that get explored later play into this as well
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Aww shucks! Get out of here you.
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Lol. Patience young one
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I can link you to Chapter 1 if you like?
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A couple of chapters, yeah.
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It's funny, the past couple of years I've been working on a space opera novel without too much notice given. I post one short first chapter of my first M/M story and I get likes, follows and words of encouragement.
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Is there anything you liked in particular or anything you hope to see going forward?
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@Sam Wyer @Caz Pedroso @mogwhy Thanks so much for leaving a comment on Chapter 1.
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First story on this site at least. And I'm posting as I write. The idea came to me suddenly and I had to get some of it down as quickly as I could, lol.
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I looked for a superhero tag but didn't see one.
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“Sir, Corporal Holden reporting for duty.” Cameron saluted smartly as the Lieutenant at the desk looked up at him, flicking the stub of his cigarette into a nearby coffee mug. “At ease, Corporal,” the Lieutenant said, lazily returning the salute. The Lieutenant was of a similar age to Cameron. His dark hair was swept to one side and a pair of thick rimmed glasses framed a pair of dark blue eyes. If it wasn’t for his attitude, Cameron would have considered him attractive. His nametag identified
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Corporal Cameron Holden moonlights as Liberty, a costumed vigilante who watches over and protects fellow servicemen and the wider public from those that would do them harm. Returning to duty from the incident that gifted him with the powers to become Liberty, Cameron finds himself reassigned as the personal driver to the rugged and handsome Colonel John Haverson. Cameron will need all his skills to keep the Colonel safe and to keep himself from falling for the older man.
