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  1. riccardo

    Buying Bread

    TBH I'm having a problem with this story. Oliver has had a time of self reflection, and is actively trying to make his thought processes function in a different way, especially after interfering in Julian's case, recognising his mistake, and apologising for his actions. But what about Julien, I ask myself? Is he completely evolved with no reason for his own bout of self reflection, and perhaps generosity and forgiveness towards Oliver? We all know the old saying 'It takes two to tango.' Just sayin'....
  2. I've been following this rich story with it's beautiful descriptions of landscapes and emotions. The characters are compelling and developing with an unhurried narrative. Thank you! Interesting - I'm also reading your story set in Ireland with equal appreciation and relish. There are some similarities but also differences, in the dynamic between the two men in France and the two in Ireland. Both stories are well written, psychologically deep and rivetting to read.
  3. Exciting! Exciting! Exciting! Great story, fast paced, with fantastic foggy background of 18th century London. Slow burn 'romance' ? I love it all! Thank you.
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    Safe Distance

    Love this companion piece to 'Still Alive Dumbass'. Compelling narrative. Slow pace which I am relishing, and interesting background in Afghanistan. Thank you!
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    Chapter 19

    Recently found this story and read all so far. Appreciate the rich historical detail, the narrative which includes political background and slow burn relationship. Well done! Looking forward to more.
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    Chapter 1

    Thank you! A very moving poignant story. A good father in really difficult circumstances.
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    Trail Legs

    I am savouring the journey. Thank you!
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    Rumspringa

    Thank you for this Wild West story. The two main characters are imaginative, appealing and fully formed. Also I'm enjoying the perceptive Madame in her setting of faded grandeur and chandeliers. Looking forward to how the story and relationships will develop.
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    Shelter

    Stormy and hot🔥 Love it!
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    Before the Storm

    I'm really savouring this slow burn Western romance, and always I enjoy Wayne Gray's descriptive and subtle style. I love the Oklahoma cowboy context 🤠 Although I live in Scotland, I must have watched too many cowboy films in my youth and seen too much rugged masculinity depicted with overtones of homoeroticism 😂
  11. Love this story and the quiet tenderness that is developing between Kent and Marvin. Beautifully written and I enjoy the way that Kent's mother and Pete observe the growing relationship, but they watch shrewdly and say nothing. Thank you for sharing this story 🙏🏻
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    Aftershocks

    This is addictive! Slow-paced descriptive narrative; interesting locational details; engaging characters; plus slow burn relationship. So much to relish here. Thank you for sharing.
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    Chapter 2

    Loving this tale of an inexperienced knight and his blind squire. Clearly the knight feels protective/ attracted to his squire.... and now we have a crazy, good hearted female knight and a faithful dog. It's all shaping up nicely - but I'm dreading the sea voyage and the Crusade itself 😒 Great writing and characters. Thank you!
  14. Such a beautiful bridge between the past and the present. Very sensitively written and moving.
  15. I have no experience of being famous and terrorised by the media, but this tender story took me there. Beautiful and sensitive writing, with main characters who were well rounded and attractive. I really enjoyed following this story which had passion and pace. Thank you!
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