For reasons, I am still not possessed of much brain again today (though more than most of last week) and I may just have been amusing myself with the
Unconventional Courtship Generator again. You know what this means. Yes, I had to share. Again.
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More Mills & Boon summary daftness under here )
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Also, Delenn would, indeed, smack the crap out of Rumplestiltskin, and should really not turn her back on him afterward. Although the confrontation would be extremely interesting to watch.
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Because Steel wanted a baby. Silver’s baby.
"This one will do."
"Under no circumstances, Steel! Put that baby back. You can't use it as bait."
"Why not?"
"It's not mine. I simply promised its mum I'd look after it for a minute."
Servalan doesn’t expect to find it so difficult to walk away…
"Ow!"
"I tried to warn you, Supreme Commander. Didn't you realise those shoes were a dreadful idea? Especially when visiting other planets?"
Londo Mollari has been a paparazzi target for years, with his rugged Roman looks, glamorous lifestyle and, most recently, a family tragedy.
Not to mention that amazing hair!
powerful, wealthy Sodoff Baldrick offers an indecent proposal
Well, that's certainly true to character!!
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And I was thinking the Silver/Steel one sounding more like accidental horror, given S&S: I mean, how, why... and what does he want it for?
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Bit amused by Ten's random sex change halfway through the first synopsis. That'll please the people wanting a female Doctor! And Jack's story couldn't be more suited to him if it tried. I think Nyssa's head needs examining though. Baldrick?! Brave?! And then sexy Dalek Sec loomed on the horizon, and everything else ceased to exist. :D
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Also, 85) THE BUSINESS OF STRANGERS by KYLIE BRANT
A woman without a past…She didn’t know her name, she didn’t know her nationality. The newly manufactured ‘Irene Adler’ only knew that her martial-arts skills and weaponry and assassination techniques went far beyond the average person’s…
A mark that became a death warrant…
The men who’d tried to assassinate her all shared one common trait: a tattoo of winged horse, exactly like the one on her ankle. Where had it come from - and what did it mean to her survival?
A man who was more than just a stranger… It was dangerous for Irene to share too much with anyone - much less the criminal hired to kill her - but she couldn’t resist Vicki Pallister’s arms, her bed. With her shadowy past hot on her heels, would Irene’s business with Vicki be passionate…or deadly?
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