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Feathers
Sarah felt that something was up. She had arrived in the Labyrinth, and she had yet to find a single goblin. It was quiet and for some reason, it had her scared. So scared she almost skipped setting up her prank.
“Jareth!” she shouted as she wandered the castle’s halls. She poked her head in his room and found the glittery git face down on the four post bed. “Jareth,” poke-poke-poke, “Goblin King?”
“Kingy under spell,” squeaked a tiny goblin.
Sarah blinked. “Spell?”
“Sleepy spell. Boss-lady has to give smooches to wake him,” it answered.
Sarah glanced at Jareth
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Literature
Feathers
Sarah felt that something was up. She had arrived in the Labyrinth, and she had yet to find a single goblin. It was quiet and for some reason, it had her scared. So scared she almost skipped setting up her prank.
“Jareth!” she shouted as she wandered the castle’s halls. She poked her head in his room and found the glittery git face down on the four post bed. “Jareth,” poke-poke-poke, “Goblin King?”
“Kingy under spell,” squeaked a tiny goblin.
Sarah blinked. “Spell?”
“Sleepy spell. Boss-lady has to give smooches to wake him,” it answered.
Sarah glanced at Jareth
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The Dance
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Winter Wonderland
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Shadows and Blood
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Night photography
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Literature
Feathers
Sarah felt that something was up. She had arrived in the Labyrinth, and she had yet to find a single goblin. It was quiet and for some reason, it had her scared. So scared she almost skipped setting up her prank.
“Jareth!” she shouted as she wandered the castle’s halls. She poked her head in his room and found the glittery git face down on the four post bed. “Jareth,” poke-poke-poke, “Goblin King?”
“Kingy under spell,” squeaked a tiny goblin.
Sarah blinked. “Spell?”
“Sleepy spell. Boss-lady has to give smooches to wake him,” it answered.
Sarah glanced at Jareth
Writings-Fan Fictions
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Literature
AU blog 3: Jareth
Title: Expectations
Mood: Exhausted
Once again my precious Sarah has exhausted me beyond my abilities. I spent months searching for the perfect gift for her that wasn’t taking things too far. I humbled myself before Erik and others for advice before going off on a quest to convince a hermit to depart from the perfect gift.
I expected her to squeal and snog me for getting her a first edition of The Secret Rose AND Fairy and Folk Tales of the Irish Peasantry by Yeats. Instead of getting any reaction, she got distracted with Tobais shoving his present at her.
She seemed happy though, and Christine has mentioned that she reads from them
The AU Game
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Freebie Downloads
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Literature
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Literature
It Began With Chess preview (S. Holmes Prequel 1)
Summary:
Behind every man is the story of who and what made him.
Before there was the great villain Moriarty there was James, a genius who preferred books and studies over his inheritance as the grandson of a mob boss. A geek in every right with talents that would make every general and government official mourn the fact that he is not on their side. That is until he befriends an undercover agent, Ms. Sherlock Holmes.
After slipping into MI6 with the permission of her grandfather and on the order of several government officials who saw her talents first hand during a bomb threat, Sherlock finds herself tracking and watching soon-to-be terro
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Literature
Sign of Five C5
The cellphone chimed for the fifth time in ten minutes and John shoved the device in his desk. It wasn’t the busiest day the clinic had in a while, but it was his first full day back. The chime happened again but shortly afterward there was a knock.
The receptionist poked her head in. “Dr. Watson, you have a visitor.”
“Tell whomever they’ll have to wait,” he answered.
The woman glanced down the hall nervously. “He doesn’t look like the kind of visitor who will wait.”
John blinked and got up. He looked in the direction the receptionist was looking in and groaned. “I’ll be ta
S.Holmes
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Literature
On Your Own Accord 4
I stared at my reflection and shifted again. Before I could tell Bridget to please find something else, she knocked on the dressing room door.
“Shyness doesn’t become you, Nickolas,” she chided.
“How on earth do you even call this dressed?” I grumbled.
“Sayth the man who once wore tights,” she said to jab at my age. “C’mon, you wanted to update and this is updating. Come out.”
I sighed in surrender and stepped out, bumping right into the woman. Her eyes went wide and her mouth dropped in awe. I was clad in the first outfit she selected for me – jeans with a skintight work o
On Your Own Accord
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Scraps
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S.Holmes31
The recession has not been kind to Dr. John Watson. He still has his family practice that he runs with old friends from uni, but he is barely able to stay afloat financially. One day he’s contacted by a government official with an offer: if he becomes an at home doctor for the man’s sister, his salary will be tripled and his rent is free. Desperate to stop living out of his car and office at the clinic, John accepts the job and goes to 221B Baker Street. Unfortunately, no one told Ms. Holmes that she needed a babysitter and no one told John he’d be the private doctor to the famous semi-retired detective who has disappeared from the public eye. When John sees the detective in a wheelchair and covered in burns, he sees the reason why.
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Literature
Miscalculation S. Holmes 1.5
The night was supposed to be calm and relaxed, spent with music and a good book. Instead the illusion was shattered.
“Boss, she’s in danger.”
Moriarty was gripped with fear that his first miscalculation would cost his raven her life. He didn’t predict that she’d insist on going in alone, he didn’t predict that his sniper would be late, and he didn’t predict that Adam had made the warehouse into a poisonous trap.
Reading lips wasn’t a forte, but Sheryl’s response said it all. The air was full with poison.
“Stay here. Don’t shoot until she does.” Moriarty ordered then r
Scarlet
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Literature
Sign of Five C5
The cellphone chimed for the fifth time in ten minutes and John shoved the device in his desk. It wasn’t the busiest day the clinic had in a while, but it was his first full day back. The chime happened again but shortly afterward there was a knock.
The receptionist poked her head in. “Dr. Watson, you have a visitor.”
“Tell whomever they’ll have to wait,” he answered.
The woman glanced down the hall nervously. “He doesn’t look like the kind of visitor who will wait.”
John blinked and got up. He looked in the direction the receptionist was looking in and groaned. “I’ll be ta
Sign of Five
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