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Postcards from a Seaside Village #3
Red Sky by Morning
It's a new dawn and a new day, but Linval Larkin is far from feeling fine. His mind is too busy chasing anxiety to take pleasure in the beautiful red-streaked skies of early morning. Resentment is also part of the equation. Thanks to his partner David his chance to reclaim fame has been and gone.
However, there might be small compensation to be had if only he can persuade David to grant permission for his beloved restaurant 'The Transit of Venus' to reopen. In his opinion it's time for prior transgressions to be forgotten and moved on from, but will David agree?
David takes no pleasure in seeing Lin angry and miserable, but he'll weather it for Lin's own sake and for the sake of their relationship, of which he is guardian.
However, there might be small compensation to be had if only he can persuade David to grant permission for his beloved restaurant 'The Transit of Venus' to reopen. In his opinion it's time for prior transgressions to be forgotten and moved on from, but will David agree?
David takes no pleasure in seeing Lin angry and miserable, but he'll weather it for Lin's own sake and for the sake of their relationship, of which he is guardian.
- GenresM M RomanceRomance
ebook
First published October 2, 2011
About the author
Fabian Black
40 books50 followersMy pseudonyms: Cat, Fabian Black, Tarn Swan, Gumbie Tales, Nowell Cowardice, Mystic Mog, Skoda.
Fabian Black writes D/s fiction, but with her own unique stamp. There are no dungeons and chains here or any of the usual leather and whip scenarios associated with power exchange fiction. She shows another aspect of the Dom/sub dynamic, weaving beautiful warm hearted, sensitive stories full of emotion, wit and romance all spiced with a little spanking. Stories that will engage, entertain and sometimes surprise you. Have tissues on stand by.
For the record she is a female author located in the UK. She is a keen advocate of GLBT rights and gay marriage.
Fabian Black writes D/s fiction, but with her own unique stamp. There are no dungeons and chains here or any of the usual leather and whip scenarios associated with power exchange fiction. She shows another aspect of the Dom/sub dynamic, weaving beautiful warm hearted, sensitive stories full of emotion, wit and romance all spiced with a little spanking. Stories that will engage, entertain and sometimes surprise you. Have tissues on stand by.
For the record she is a female author located in the UK. She is a keen advocate of GLBT rights and gay marriage.
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October 8, 2014
This third novella of 'Postcards from a Seaside Village' was definitely the best. Loved Lin's attitudes and loved hot dominant David who had his hands full with Lin. Literally! :)
I wish there were more episodes to come.
April 30, 2014
Of the three books this one I think is the best. We get a lot more insight into Lin and David's past and finally a little more insight into some of Lin's insecurities regarding his relationship with David. You can feel the tensions building between them and I can't help wondering where it will end. I still can't say I like Lin's character, but there are glimmers of something more to him. It is too bad we never see him out of brat mode.
Once again there is no resolution to this story and I can't help but feel this whole series should have never been broken up like this. Each book feels incomplete and unsatisfying since Lin keeps fighting David and Lin's insecurities are never dealt with. When I first picked up this series I thought each book would be a snap shot in the characters life with various problems and situations, maybe at times humorous. Instead I find a on going story of Lin in the middle of a crisis, with a pretty serious tone. These really aren't short stories but one continuous one broken up and apparently unfurnished as well. I can't see a reason to divide this book this way story wise and can't really recommend unless it is finished and published together.
Once again there is no resolution to this story and I can't help but feel this whole series should have never been broken up like this. Each book feels incomplete and unsatisfying since Lin keeps fighting David and Lin's insecurities are never dealt with. When I first picked up this series I thought each book would be a snap shot in the characters life with various problems and situations, maybe at times humorous. Instead I find a on going story of Lin in the middle of a crisis, with a pretty serious tone. These really aren't short stories but one continuous one broken up and apparently unfurnished as well. I can't see a reason to divide this book this way story wise and can't really recommend unless it is finished and published together.
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