Emily

Hi Em! Thanks for voting on Bride of the Wolf. Are you still reading? I'd love to hear your thoughts :)

@lillisa87 your welcome! I really do enjoy it. it's really entertaining and it keeps you hooked

Hey there, thanks for voting on Blood Ties... Hope you enjoy the story... ;)

@Oreocookie333 he really does. he just adds another layer of humor 

@Oreocookie333 I know. I don't think they could have pick a better person to play iron man. 

@Oreocookie333 haha thank you

@Oreocookie333 your welcome!! I really love how you set the story up. i love learning about both of them from Cassy's point of view in the letters. and it's cool how you didn't tell everything that happened right in the beginning. you let parts of their background slip into the story piece by piece and it's a really cool concept and it's cool to see it put together. so bravo on your story

Thanks so much for all your votes on Dear Nathan :)

hey! Thanks a lot for voting on my story 'Aurora' ! I hope you like it :)

"Who are you and what have you done to my dog?” Sage said a little less confident then she had hoped. She took a couple steps backwards to give her a little head start if she needed to run, but judging from his looks he could catch her within mere minutes. 
          
          	“Your dog?” He said in a mocking manor. “I don’t believe that dog was anyone’s.” The word dog was laced with so much disgust.
          
          	Sage took a moment to take in the man’s appearance. His skin was the color of caramel. His hair, which was black as night, was flopped messily over his forehead. Her eyes traveled over his sculpted chest that was so delicious, it almost made her mouth water. The top was bear and so were his feet. The only source of clothing was a robe that when wrapped around his waist, went to his knees. 
          
          “Who are you?” Sage demanded. The gorgeous man gave a Sage smirk. 
          
          “Oh sweetheart,” he purred. “I believe your Egyptian fantasy has been brought to life.”
          
          The man began to chant in a language foreign to Sage’s ears. Sand began whipping around him as his voice grew louder and louder and then once his arms were above him he stopped. The sand continued to circle him. The man clapped once and the sand left as abruptly as it came. In his place stood a black jackal. 
          The jackal sat and gave her a toothy grin.  Being sure to keep her distance, the jackal and Sage made their way back to Bruno. 
          Sage kept glancing at the animal walking beside her, thinking it would turn into that man once more. 
          
          
          -Excerpt from Red Knives (Coming Soon)