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A Cold Fey in Hell 2: Chapter 10

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Chapter 10: Payback

Crystal has gotten used to being a girl, a Nymph, a Muse, and even a mother figure, but is she really ready to go to an all-girls school and start working at Pandora's Box? The life of a trouble magnet is never easy.

 

“An eye for an eye? We could do something to her car?” Carmen suggested. “With all the snow we’ve been getting, there should be plenty of ice for Crystal to work with.”

Mates 45

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CHAPTER 45
I had no answer to that, none that seemed adequate, so I simply reached across and squeezed the back of her hand, just as her mobile chirped from the glove box. I opened the cover and passed the phone across to her. A quick glance, then a shy smile, rather than the beam I was used to, or the brittle near-grimace I feared.

“Kul, Mike. They have all plumped for fish and chips, and he says not to bother with the bottle shop. His words: ‘Me real man, haz gotz booze’, and yes, all zeds, no esses”

She checked her face in the rear view mirror.

The Wolf, The Owl, and The Cheshire Part 11

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Jack, Nick, and Cheshire along with their pets have made their way to the temple. All of them were exhausted and had numerous cuts, bruises, and small wounds covering their bodies. Even Sher Khan and Chaos had blood coming from wounds covering their bodies.

Chaos was favoring his right paw. A hunter set a trap and he stepped right into the trap. Jack tended to his injured paw, but it still bothered him.
Samson was resting on Nick’s arm as they stood inside the temple. They spotted a gem hovering over a pit in midair. The pit was to big to jump across.

The Last of the Fey by Denise Anesidora Trask on Kindle

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The Last of the Fey

by Denise Anesidora Trask

Dennis is a stunt man, er... boy, er... young adult. Being of slight build, although muscular, he didn’t get into sports when in middle and high school. No, he was far too deeply involved in the motion picture business by then. It all began when he was less than a year old and snowballed from there.

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Something Feels Strange - 29

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Something Feels Strange…

Feel Strange

A minute or so after I ring the bell the door opens to reveal Dr. Lang–and he doesn’t look very happy once he figures out who I am.

“You’re that girl from the office,” he observes. “One of Susan Harrison’s lackeys. What are you doing here?”

It’s not quite the reception I was expecting–so much for being subtle. I must look pretty stupid standing here with a shocked expression on my face. I mean, what’s a girl supposed to say?

Chapter 29: Fireworks

Tragedy Of the Spirit Part 23 Deja Vu

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Tragedy Of The Spirit-Revised
Chapter 23 Deja Vu
By PrairieGirl64
Edited By Stanman63, Proofed By JennFl and Nora Adrienne

The Half-Lilin: Chapter 14

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Adela looked straight at me and her eyes glowed yellow again. If I was not in pain, I would've made a joke about how much it resembled a pair of traffic lights. It took less than a minute for the stump on my right shoulder to collect enough mass eventually forming a solid arm. Flexing my arms and fingers, I was pleased that it worked just as well as before.

No Half Measures - First Movement - Chapter 6

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No Half Measures
First Movement
Chapter 6
by Jenny Walker

 

Royalty Consists Not in Vain Pomp - Part 1

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Royalty Consists Not in Vain Pomp - Part 1
by: Lilith Langtree

 

I threw the copy of the marriage license at him, which in reflection was stupid because it wasn't tied down with a large piece of marble, and it wound up flittering away until it landed beside him. "You want to explain this? Oh," I waved my left hand at him displaying the monster mound of diamond attached to my finger. "And this?"

Susie and Jeffrey 44 - 47

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All at Sea

"Well, think again, Jeffrey - eating a Penguin bar is the closest I've come to killing an albatross."

"Funny you should say that, Susie, because their chicks are a delicacy; you scoff the lot - bones and all."

"What about the beak and feet?"

"Obviously not, but everything else - apart from the feathers."

"I've never seen them down Tesco's, Jeffrey."

Susie and Jeffrey 44 - 47 by Jamie Hayworth

The State does not make mistakes -12-

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The State does not make mistakes

12 - Unexpected Journey

by Penny Lane



Site Security begins to uncover Supervisor Hirsch's schemes, but the proposed action means that Marion must leave her apartment and stay with Belle. When she arrives, she gets a shock.

Tragedy Of The Spirit -Part 22- The Letter

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Tragedy Of The Spirit-Revised
Chapter 22 The Letter
By PrairieGirl64
Edited By Stanman63, Proofed By JennFl and Nora Adrienne

No Half Measures - First Movement - Chapter 5

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No Half Measures
First Movement
Chapter 5
by Jenny Walker

 

Singularity -1-

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This is something I wrote a few years ago, but never got around to posting. I have since expanded it greatly, and hopefully will continue to do so. Please read and review!

Tragedy of the Spirit -Part 21- Mother

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Tragedy Of The Spirit-Revised
Chapter 21 Mother
By PrairieGirl64
Edited By Stanman63, Proofed By JennFl and Nora Adrienne

No Half Measures - First Movement - Chapter 4

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No Half Measures
First Movement
Chapter 4
by Jenny Walker

 

Maiden by Decree Chapter 24

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Maiden by Decree

Chapter 24

Retribution

Or: There is no rest for the wicked!

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Maggie Finson

“I think we may want to move our attack time forward, my lord.” Sestalphas calmly told Garret.

“Why do that?” The Knight asked. “We already have things planned out.”

“Well, I think your lady is alive and well.” The other answered and pointed at the walls of Aruendal Castle. “Look for yourself.”

Tragedy of the Spirit -Part 20- My Fathers Thoughts

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Tragedy Of The Spirit-Revised
Chapter 20 My Fathers Thoughts
By PrairieGirl64
Edited By Stanman63, Proofed By JennFl and Nora Adrienne

No Half Measures - First Movement - Chapter 3

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No Half Measures
First Movement
Chapter 3
by Jenny Walker

 

Homecoming Princess (Revised) - Princess Found - Part 11

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Homecoming Princess (Revised)
Princess Found
 
Part 11
By Arecee
 
Edited and proofed by Sephrena Lynn Miller

 
I didn’t expect that! Omigosh! That’s perfect!

“Would you?” I meekly asked.

“I’d love to, more than anything in the world!”

I had the school’s best looking boy wrapped around my finger! I realized right then the power that girls had over boys. It filled me with such a thrill, one I had never felt before! Here, me, plain old Lynn Collins, had someone begging to be with me! OMIGOSH! Mmmmmm! Delicious!

“Yes,” I softly replied, letting go of his hand. BUT only so I could hug him fiercely!!!!

I looked up into his strong commanding gaze and let myself slip into his power. I felt our lips meet and his arms wrapped around me too. He pulled me up close to him and I inhaled his scent in once again. It just felt so darn right!!!!

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Romance...in Disguise by Maryanne Peters on Kindle

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Why wear a mask to fall in love?

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Romance...in Disguise
15 Tales of Transgender Unmasking!
by Maryanne Peters
Now on Kindle

Another volume of Transgender Romance from Maryanne Peters! Fifteen more stories with Mostly Happy Endings around the theme of disguise or concealment. Why would our lovers hide their identities?

To lure out a serial killer in Bait. To elude authorities in Border Crosser and Stowaway. To escape an angry mob in Sikh and Sanctuary. To avoid a custody battle in Running. Or to infiltrate a criminal organization in A Sicario Returns; a girls' school in St. Beatrice; a foreign power in Subversives; or just a bed in Her Roommate. And more disguises and reasons for concealment in six more stories!

All with Maryanne's deft twists and trademark happy endings. Mostly.

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The path of true love never did go smooth one old saying has it, but then again, all's well that ends well—mostly.

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