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Pirate bodice-ripper

The light from the burning city still glittered in the dark waves, but the long-boat was finally out of the cannon range of the men-of-war. The half-dozen men in the boat did not relax, however, and wouldn't until they'd brought themselves and the loot back to the bay where The Cutlass lay at anchor. The four sea-rats at the oars pulled hard though the ache in their backs and arms burned and clawed; the other two stared intently back toward the city, muskets armed, cocked and aimed at anyone who would bother following them out of the chaos. The men never even saw the ship that waylaid them and half of them

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When Mom Concha and Lucy Fire had left the little room behind the kitchen, Pope Susie studied Jean de la Petite Mort for a second, frowning; then she strode off, disappearing into the bustle on the other side of the wall. Jean only had time to catch Mister Rotten's eye and hold it before the Pope came back, carrying towels and a bowl of steaming water, settin' down on the new recruit's other side.
"How's he doin' really, Sir?" she asked, dipping a towel in water and lifting it up, dripping. She swept it Dead Man's Bluff, pt. 3
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Dead Man's Bluff, pt. 2Pirate bodice-ripper, second sequel, part two... (click for the beginning...)
A sharp pain in his arm brought him back and he realized he'd been somewhere else. "Sorry, me heartie," Rotten said, and smiled when Jean's eyes focused on him. One of his hands was holding a brown bottle, the other was holding Jean's arm, the sword-cut bleeding into a bowl. "Here be some more," the pirate went on and poured more alcohol over the wound; Jean shut his eyes tightly and clenched his teeth. "It be better down the gullet," Maria said with a smile in her voice and Je Dead Man's Bluff, pt. 2
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The pirate port of Dead Man's Bluff was wild with life in the night. The streets that spread up from the harbour were thronged and boisterous, and in darker alleys connecting the streets it was difficult to tell the fighters from the lovers. Most houses were inns and taverns, and many of them had no walls toward the street - it made it easier to drop in when ye needed a grog and a beer, no windows needed breakin' when ye threw a scallywag out, and it filled the night with sounds of singin', brawlin', celebratin' and boastin'. Dead Man's Bluff, pt. 1
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Wed Feb 4, 2009, 2:36 PM

I got my first fan-art! That is so cool! The hero/ine of my pirate bodice-rippers blushes becomingly at [link]
Thanks so much *Watase! :-D

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Current Residence: Malmö, Sweden
Interests: reading, writing, working, learning the guitar
Favourite movie: Cry-Baby,Everything with Bogart,Smiles of a summer night,The princess bride,LotR,Monty Python.......
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=rav777 Jun 23, 2009, 1:01:15 AM

my 'Wayside Finds' shots! That's highly appreciated.

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~Amake-san May 23, 2009, 11:03:58 AM

and thanks for the faves.

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~dvartdal Apr 4, 2008, 1:36:10 AM

tusen takk for

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~fizzbottle Jan 4, 2007, 1:59:04 PM

thankyou for adding my piece of work as a favourite

i was really unsure of it

thankyou, lizzie x

*Hozzell Nov 5, 2006, 6:38:52 AM

Thank you so much for the

's It really made my day

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