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The Last of the Fey: Coming of Age
Dennis began his career almost at birth, becoming a 'minor' character in a movie as a baby. As he grew older he continued to find himself, mostly due to his parents, portraying people in films, again as a bit player.
The stagnant life was never for him so his interests moved into the more dangerous pursuits of film-making. He became a stunt man... er, person. With carefully applied makeup, he doubled for a number of starlets since his stature was more that of a slender weed than that of a watermelon.
Eventually he entered into a stunt role which also happened to be the leading role of yet another film. While this should have been his life's dream it was marred, not badly, by the mere fact that his face would not be associated with masculine stunt roles. His portrayal was that of a woman in transition from human to something else. Little did he know that the something else was going to come home to roost.
One day, while on lunch break from early filming, he was met by someone who shared his table during lunch. She departed before he completed his and seemingly vanished. At any rate, he didn't see her once she left the commissary. He continued in his role, striving to learn new technology used in the film as well as absorbing lessons from his girlfriend on how to appear to be more feminine. She aided him in learning to act more feminine that he could better portray a female in the film.
Some days later his meal was once again interrupted by the appearance of the mysterious lady who seemed to have some interest in his portrayal. It wasn't long before he began to notice life was throwing him curve balls and things were hardly what they had originally seemed.
Due to piracy, no further books in this venue will be offered on this site.
The stagnant life was never for him so his interests moved into the more dangerous pursuits of film-making. He became a stunt man... er, person. With carefully applied makeup, he doubled for a number of starlets since his stature was more that of a slender weed than that of a watermelon.
Eventually he entered into a stunt role which also happened to be the leading role of yet another film. While this should have been his life's dream it was marred, not badly, by the mere fact that his face would not be associated with masculine stunt roles. His portrayal was that of a woman in transition from human to something else. Little did he know that the something else was going to come home to roost.
One day, while on lunch break from early filming, he was met by someone who shared his table during lunch. She departed before he completed his and seemingly vanished. At any rate, he didn't see her once she left the commissary. He continued in his role, striving to learn new technology used in the film as well as absorbing lessons from his girlfriend on how to appear to be more feminine. She aided him in learning to act more feminine that he could better portray a female in the film.
Some days later his meal was once again interrupted by the appearance of the mysterious lady who seemed to have some interest in his portrayal. It wasn't long before he began to notice life was throwing him curve balls and things were hardly what they had originally seemed.
Due to piracy, no further books in this venue will be offered on this site.
622 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 17, 2014
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February 21, 2016
No structure
Story starts well then looses direction becoming boring and hard to keep you interested in the characters I read more than I wanted to just to be fair but it became a chore. Has the beginning of several good stories but not jumbled together.
Story starts well then looses direction becoming boring and hard to keep you interested in the characters I read more than I wanted to just to be fair but it became a chore. Has the beginning of several good stories but not jumbled together.
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