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Despite the horror of torture Karl remains strong. Clement is a true friend I believe.
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In this instance, the resistance is as barbarous as rhe Germans.
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Working the Night Shift is a quick little read. The protagonist, Royce Hunter, is a brave young man who takes on a particularly vindictive ghost. A simple Halloween story that will make you shiver, then smile.
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Chapter 1 - Working the Night Shift
Doha commented on Bill W's story chapter in Chapter 1 - Working the Night Shift
Very entertaining. Thank you Bill. A good start to my day. Now off for a run. The thought of ghosts harvesting souls may make it quicker than normal. 😆 -
Chapter 1 - Working the Night Shift
Doha commented on Bill W's story chapter in Chapter 1 - Working the Night Shift
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Chapter 1 - Working the Night Shift
Doha commented on Bill W's story chapter in Chapter 1 - Working the Night Shift
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Good Guys Don't Date Bad Boys, is a college-based romance that will have you rolling with laughter, biting your finger nails as you watch things fall apart, but ultimately give the satisfaction of seeing things come together as they ought to. As we are drawn into the lives and minds of the characters, we feel as though we are part of the unfolding drama and we live every part of it alongside Maddox, Jonathan and their crazy, loveable friends. The story flows beautifully, the author's skillfull writing ensuring that we are engaged in every 1 of the 47 chapters. A wonderful read. Enjoy it. 😉
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Well Mrs Fox, this was a wonderful journey with Mad Dawg, JJ and the gang. I have loved every minute of the ride. Now for Rusty' story. My favorite character is getting his own story. YAAAAY. Your writing has made my life a little richer and those extra smiles and laughs have been so valuable. Thank you. 😊
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No Joie.J, he is MY Rusty. Keep away. I will fight you.
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So it seems, and the truth of that is fun for everyone involved.
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Lol. Yes, it will need to be as extra as Rusty is.
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Death in the Shadows will make you laugh, cry, rage at injustice and dream of a life in the Pack. The third in a trilogy, Death in the Shadows, will take you to hell and back and you will love every moment. Well crafted and sensitively written, this tale of love and war, is a jolly good read. It is a page turner, and if you are only coming to it now, it will be a two week binge read. Enjoy it.
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Chapter 37: Endearing Epilogue
Doha commented on astone2292's story chapter in Chapter 37: Endearing Epilogue
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Chapter 37: Endearing Epilogue
Doha commented on astone2292's story chapter in Chapter 37: Endearing Epilogue
I'm sitting on my balcony, with coffee, looking at the sea and ships coming into port and I'm happy. I have loved every moment of this trilogy. Thank you for letting us share in the lives of the Owensville Pack. Your writing has uplifted me and the story was engaging without exception. Thank you for writing. I can't wait for the next story.- 42 comments
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Chapter 37: Endearing Epilogue
Doha commented on astone2292's story chapter in Chapter 37: Endearing Epilogue
Yeah, that would be fun. 😁- 42 comments
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A snapshot of first love, If Memory Serves is a delightful tale of youthful passion, uncertainty and angst. A super read that will leave you smiling.
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This is an enthralling tale of love against the odds. Dealing with disability, a 30 year age gap and disparity in wealth we are transported into the hearts and minds of the characters and how they deal with these challenges. Lion's Lair is a compelling read that had me laughing, crying and reflecting on life. One of the best stories on GA by an expert writer.
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A wonderful story with eecent men who face many normal life challenges and some extraordinary ones. Thank you so much for writing.
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I have asked the same question.
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It really is a cracker.
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I really liked that these guys were mostly in their 40s or 50s. I could relate.
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It certainly makes me want to go back now and read Joe the Welder.
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It certainly was.
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A fantastic chapter. An excellent balance of light hearted and emotive language. I was happy and touched at rhe same time. Thank you. 😊
