No way I could go back. I live in gentile poverty here, but al least the weather is (usually) good. If it rains, my goodness it rains but then months of dry sunny weather. Evenings are chilly and heating is on.
Such fun! I loved the description of the wife!
Mrs. Charles was a rather nasty bit of work, blessed with the face of a bulldog and the charm of a mob enforcer.
Okay, I’m slightly biased as I had the privilege of the final editing of this anthology contribution. It was way out of my comfort zone, drove me made at times, and yet it is a very cleverly written piece of work.
Fans of fantasy and off-beat vampires/unicorns will be in heaven. For anyone just looking here who normally wouldn’t choose this type of story genre, I would say JUMP IN.
In this latest installment of the Parborough Chronicles, we head to the wilds of Ireland where Russ meets up with family. Sounds v cosy, but there is plenty of movement and drama. An excellent read and hopefully there will be more to follow.
Highly recommended
How Russ has changed since we first met! This was a v enjoyable “side” story, as it were. All in all, a worthy continuation of our Parborough tales. Thank you.
First to view whilst @PrivateTim and others are peeling potatoes for their Thanksgiving 🦃 A truly excellent chapter. Thank you
warm regards to the ex colony, and especially to our real life hero, Mark.
Yep, inspired by your generous comments to me personally by DM, I have a scheme doc but dried up. I’m definitely not starting publishing until everything thing is more or less clear. I have the ending, but like a maze, I have to find my way through! Xxx
Okay, @Thirdly, my friend, the cost for me liking your comment, and your story, is that you have to read my prompt story which comes out on 18 December and if it’s rubbish please be gentle! 🦊