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[catlover2x]

Title: The Good 'Ship Beauvallet
Author: Catlover2x
Rating: NC-17
Disclaimer: I do not own them and sadly see no possibility that I ever will
Summary: Warrick finds out a little known fact about Hodges by accident
A/N: Thank you to the fabulous helena_eternal for her constant support and admiration, great beta on this, and leading the way to snark

Comments

[electricandroid]

This is me making a very very happy face - that was lovely!

[catlover2x]

Thank you, I'm so glad you enjoyed it because altho weird, it was fun to write. :-)

[catlover2x]

I am a diehard N/G shipper so I couldn't lend one of them to Hodges. Then when the pirate came along, Warrick just seemed like the best choice, aesthetically speaking. I cracked up when I first thought of Hodges writing romance novels. No idea where that came from.

Thank you very much. I love it when people like what I write. :-)

[starry_midnight]

rendered speechless yet again. definitely an interesting concept, Hodges and romance novels. :) wonderfully written, and way hot. awesome job!

[catlover2x]

Thank you so much. I know, it's such a weird idea and where did it come from. Thank you for saying it's well written, I had to work to make the romance novel part different. Thank you! :-)

[kahlualeia]

Oh, so digging the idea of Hodges writing romance novels! Great plot device!

Hm... Maybe I should write romance novels to get myself through college...

::ponders::

Anyway, very hot Hodges/Warrick. I loved how you kept the romance novel style throughout. Very campy, and I adore campy :-) You continue to amaze me catlover2x!

[catlover2x]

I know isn't it a crack up to think of him laboring over a romance novel. Hee! Maybe you should. You're certainly talented enough. If you go under Harlequin romance, or another brand, they have guidelines listed. Wouldn't that be fun?

Thank you so much. It was fun to write in such a florid style and you picked up on the things that continued after the fantasy was done. Hee hee. You are so sweet to say I amaze you. Feeling all warm and fuzzy!

[kahlualeia]

Oooh! Are these Harlequin romance guidelines online somewhere? Or some other brand? I know very little about romance novels, but I'd love to do the research to find out :-) Especially because it would be so cool to write romance novels to get myself through college. I'd also get a major kick out of having some penname like Jennie R. Thrust, or Veronica Flourish!

And thank you so much for thinking I have the talent for it :-) You make ME all warm and fuzzy too ::smile::

About picking up on the style: I know what you mean about being happy someone picked up on it. I often insert little hints of this or that, and I love when others pick up on it. Then I know that they really did enjoy reading it.

Which is just my roundabout way of saying I adored your story :-)

[catlover2x]

http://www.eharlequin.com/cms/learntowrite/ltwArticle.jhtml?pageID=021101wu15001

They have a whole bunch of different kinds of books. I'm not up on it but I know the Silhouette Desire books have some sex in them, where Harlequin tends to be just kiss kiss, hold hands. You know, I never thought of looking online, but wouldn't it be great if someone was publishing gay romance novels? Heck we could all get night jobs then, we all have the interest. >;-p

I think your pen names are a hoot! And you def have the talent. Read your reviews!

It's nice when you set yourself a task, even if just to follow a style, and people pick up on it. Sometimes I really labor over things and other times they just spit out. And thank you for adoring my story. When might I expect to adore another of yours? I've friended you!