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All that I'm Living For (Sequel to Our Love Will Never Die)

BeanSidheMoonsong

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Reads 325
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Parts 13
Time 2h 27m

BeanSidheMoonsong

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Seventeen Years, one marriage, five kids, and seemingly never-Ending Madness-that's enough to drive any man on the Planet insane.

Following the appearance of grunge from Seattle in the early-nineties, and all the struggles within his own band through the mid-to-late-nineties, Bobby Dall's proud to say that his wife convincing him to stay every bit as stubborn as he ever was paid off. They'd managed to overcome an album getting shelved for nearly five Years and put out two more after bringing original lead guitarist, CC DeVille, back into their midst.

But now, as Poison heads out on its 20th Anniversary tour, trouble looms ahead once again. Can Rebel manage to convince her husband to stick it out once again while juggling their much-bigger family-or will this officially be the End of the Glam, Slam Kings of Noise with no reunion in sight?All Rights Reserved

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Half a Rock Star by BeanSidheMoonsong

Born with a very rare spinal condition that affected the development of his legs and resulted in their amputation when he was just a baby, Rob "Bobby" Dall defied all odds pretty much from the moment he was born. His mother was told that she may as well not get very attached to him, 'cuz it wasn't likely that he'd live past a month old. When he proved his very first doctors wrong, they started discussing ways of making his Life better and easier as he aged. Nothing sounded like it'd work as well as amputating his useless, deformed legs, which'd at least allow him better mobility. It was certainly a barbaric solution, but it turned out to be the best decision that coulda been made, considering the lack of medical advancement in 1963. Left with really no other choices, Rob was determined to prove that he could do just about anything else those around him could. He might be shorter and unable to do things like run, but he wasn't about to let that stop him from achieving his ultimate Dream - to become a rock star. However, the road to stardom's never paved with precious Metals and rare gemstones, and it certainly isn't for him. Only through determination, struggle, and sheer grit does he manage to make it to the top and achieve what he set out to do before he was even legal to drink. But what happens when his band ultimately falls apart, and doesn't do much better after he gets a surprise and forms a bond with someone he never woulda expected to meet after moving out West?

Labor of Love by BeanSidheMoonsong

Having grown up poorer than dirt and been in a band for nigh on a decade now, 25-Year-old Bobby Dall's no stranger to hard, back-breaking work. In fact, he's oft described as the slave-driver of that aforementioned band. After all, he's usually the one forced into dragging his band mates outta bed to get cracking, whether it's in the studio to record or out on the road for a tour. That being said, he's not expecting himself and his band matesta go to bed in their shared apartment after getting off the road from a tour, only to wake in what should be an Antique cabin. He's not expecting to realize that he, Bret, and Rikki've all Time Traveled over a Century in their sleep. And he's DEFINITELY not expecting to realize that they've turned up in the home of a young woman the entire nearby Town's scared shitless of. But as it turns out, young Marissa Stanton's not as bad as the townsfolk'd have them believe. She turns out to be every bit the Witch that the townsfolk say she is, but she uses her Power for good, not evil. And she's actually just the kinda girl Bobby's been looking for, in terms of a Romantic partner. Will the Love that eventually forms between the Witch and the bassist be enough to either keep him in the Past, on her homestead, with her or convince her to quite literally go back to the Future with him? Or will this be one Love that DOESN'T cross the fabric of Time, itself?

Ghosts of Philadelphia by BeanSidheMoonsong

Rob Dall was always considered both a freak and a gifted person - as was the rest of his family. After all, he embodied pretty much every type of Medium on the Planet, not just the psychic variety. His hometown fame really kicked off, though, after helping to solve a decades - even Centuries - old Mystery that'd plagued Mechanicsburg, PA when he was just a child. Richie Kotzen didn't know the first thing about Mediumship - in fact, he didn't even know he WAS a Medium. But when he meets a man with far more pronounced abilities that's almost like an older version of himself after a friend gives him a call for some help, all that Changes.

Luck of the Fox (Sequel to Royal Wounded Warrior) by BeanSidheMoonsong

Life after the loss of his mate and husband of nearly three decades wasn't easy for Poison bassist Bobby Dall at first. He'd to learn how to live without the Cat he felt he'd been robbed of so much Time with when he passed on easily only halfway through his Lifetime, not to mention figure out how to be a single parent after having never been such. But finding out he'd a second mate - generally a rarity amongst Nekos and Zorros alike - certainly helped with that. Enter GN'R bassist Duff McKagan, the blonde giant of an Irishman he'd been friends with for as long as he'd known his late husband, give or take. Finding out they were mated since Duff already had a steady relationship and family of his own was definitely hard, but they managed to find a Balance - one that even included a surprise kit. Said kit wasn't the only surprise, though - there were plenty more of those, right down to the blonde bassist's very heritage, and it went deeper than just having Witchcraft in his veins. Many'd say that such things were just strokes of dumb Luck, and maybe that's true for this unique couple - or more aptly, Love triangle. Forget the Luck of the Irish - this is all about the Luck of the Fox.

Blind Faith (Sequel to Something to Believe In) by BeanSidheMoonsong

Two months after the firing of lead guitarist CC DeVille, Poison's pretty much at a stand-still as they search for a replacement. Auditions keep coming in left and right, but nobody seemsta fit the bill - till one cold Day in November. Richie wasn't quite sure what the hell he was walking into exactly, but he certainly wasn't expecting quite the amount of turmoil he found. He definitely wasn't expecting a threat that'd scare just about any guy senselessta come outta one of the band members' mouths almost as soon as the guy sat down next to him. Another thing he wasn't expecting - to meet said guy's gorgeous wife, whom he's almost immediately attracted to in more ways than one. Rob's pretty much been begging to be given something to believe in again, and he's starting to think that's not gonna happen. Then again, maybe having this kid join their ranks'll be just what they need, rather than being their worst mistake yet. All he can do is hope and pray, not to mention forge ahead with more than a lil blind Faith.

Girls, Girls, Girls by BeanSidheMoonsong

Poison takes off harder and faster than they were expecting, but then again, they didn't really know what to expect. When they finally conclude their first real tour in Jackson, Mississippi, none of them are expecting what they wake up to. Trapped in the bodies of women and left behind by their band and crew, Bobby and Rikki don't have much choice but to do what they can to survive. While they manage to avoid prostitution and sex trafficking, it's still not easy - especially when they've to continually see and hear reports about them being missing and presumed dead. Getting help from one of their own after finding themselves working in Mobile, Alabama was the last thing they expected. Can Nikki manage to help these two get back home - not to mention back to normal - or will he be their only ally from here on out?

Goddess of Rock by BeanSidheMoonsong

Before there was ever a "Rock of Love", there was to be a "Goddess of Rock"... After what everyone started calling the "Down-Home Showdown" in late-August of 2006, 43-Year-old Poison bassist Bobby Dall wasn't too sure what to do next. No girl ever seemed to stay with him for long before she got tired of the Lifestyle he lived, or his relationships all fell apart when he least expected it. When VH1 gave him a call one Day to offer him a more or less spin-off to their Reality dating show, "Flavor of Love", he wasn't too sure about going through with it. He kinda liked the notion of making a couple dozen girls fight for the right to call him theirs, but at the same Time, he wasn't sure he wanted to fought over quite like that. Then again, doing the show might prove to be a waste of his Time when he coulda been spending it with his kids. Will Bobby prove to have the Sanity it'll take to make it out on the other side of this show in one piece, and with his Goddess of Rock at his side?

Love of the Ages by BeanSidheMoonsong

Poison bassist Bobby Dall gets sick near the End of the "Look What the Cat Dragged In" tour in mid-1987. Such a thing's a common occurrence, so he doesn't think much of it as he pushes himself to finish out the tour so he can go home, rest, and recover. Upon waking up on his first Morn home, he doesn't find himself in Los Angeles - or even 1987. He finds himself in North Carolina and the Year 2016, as well as with a gorgeous young woman who's the walking epitome of "his type". He's also no longer sick - or part of Poison due to his sudden disappearance nearly 29 Years ago. Realizing he's somehow both teleported AND Time Traveled in his sleep, he hasta learn how to fit into this new Time period where he SHOULD be 52. Can the young woman apparently chosen as his teacher, Guide, and companion help him get back to when and where he belongs, though? It seems like a long shot, but Bobby knows there's only one way to find out.

Flesh and Blood (Sequel to Poison'd Crüe) by BeanSidheMoonsong

A lil over four Years after being rescued from some very unfortunate circumstances, three after being reunited with his savior and mate, Poison bassist Bobby Dall couldn't be happier. Well, he could, but with the demanding careers - and oft conflicting schedules - of two popular musicians, he's just lucky to have Mötley Crüe bassist Nikki Sixx in his Life. So, just what's gonna happen when they get some surprising news just before the Summer Solstice in 1990 - news that'll fast-track their postponed handfasting once they're both off the road for more than a week? If anyone can smile at the good, weather the bad, and Transmute the ugly, it's this highly-unexpected couple. *Cover Art courtesy of Poison's 1990 album, Flesh and Blood.

Strike Up the Band (Sequel to Blind Faith) by BeanSidheMoonsong

Time's continued to pass ever since Richie was fired from Poison for supposedly having an affair with his bassist's wife, and said bassist choseta follow him out the door, so to speak - almost three Years, to be precise. A lot's Changed, but some things stay the same to this Day - such as their mutual Love of Music and their family, which's been growing steadily. Shared wife Lyric was just as desperate to get outta the City and away from all the speculation and invasions of privacy. Even though she swore she never would, she wound up helping her menfolk move the family - which now includes two kids for the younger brunette - to her home State of North Carolina. At least there's plenty of Land to just turn them looseta run around and play, not to mention plenty of placesta hide from the vultures known as paparazzi - not to mention her mens' former band mates and management. But even with such a drastic Change in career - from recording and touring rock starsta just average Joes teaching school-age band classes - can Rob and company manage to keep it together?

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Half a Rock Star cover

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Luck of the Fox (Sequel to Royal Wounded Warrior) cover

Blind Faith (Sequel to Something to Believe In) cover

Girls, Girls, Girls cover

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Love of the Ages cover

Flesh and Blood (Sequel to Poison'd Crüe) cover

Strike Up the Band (Sequel to Blind Faith) cover

Half a Rock Star

Born with a very rare spinal condition that affected the development of his legs and resulted in their amputation when he was just a baby, Rob "Bobby" Dall defied all odds pretty much from the moment he was born. His mother was told that she may as well not get very attached to him, 'cuz it wasn't likely that he'd live past a month old. When he proved his very first doctors wrong, they started discussing ways of making his Life better and easier as he aged. Nothing sounded like it'd work as well as amputating his useless, deformed legs, which'd at least allow him better mobility. It was certainly a barbaric solution, but it turned out to be the best decision that coulda been made, considering the lack of medical advancement in 1963. Left with really no other choices, Rob was determined to prove that he could do just about anything else those around him could. He might be shorter and unable to do things like run, but he wasn't about to let that stop him from achieving his ultimate Dream - to become a rock star. However, the road to stardom's never paved with precious Metals and rare gemstones, and it certainly isn't for him. Only through determination, struggle, and sheer grit does he manage to make it to the top and achieve what he set out to do before he was even legal to drink. But what happens when his band ultimately falls apart, and doesn't do much better after he gets a surprise and forms a bond with someone he never woulda expected to meet after moving out West?