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"Tuna belongs in the sea. I was just helping it be free.”
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Falls Chance Ranch Books
THE FALLS CHANCE RANCH STAND ALONE STORIES
- A Few Thoughts From and Aging Clown
- Albion Way
- Also On The Corner of 5th
- The Bear Pit
- The Brig
- Cathedral Close
- The Citadel
- Cobble Hill
- The Coming of Spring
- Eagle Canyon
- Echo
- Flynn and Dale's Drabble
- Freeman's Field
- Frontier Mall
- Handbags at Dawn
- Is He Thinking the Same Thing that I am?
- Jackson High
- Keeper's Yard
- The Landing Strip
- Madison's Hall
- Missing Flynn
- Never Give Up - Video
- Naughty but Nice
- On the Corner of 5th
- Oregon Way
- Our Favorite Riley Moment
- Paget Creek
- The Pumpkin Patch
- Riley's Drabble
- Shenanigan's Overlook
- The Speaker's House
- The Taverners' Inn
- Twelve Days of Christmas
- Two Tears
- Watching the Waters
- The Willows
- Will You Walk A Little Faster?
- Without Ribbons
- A Trip to Falls Chance Ranch
- Bad Libs Story
- Paul's Falls Chance Ranch Cookbook
”The answer’s no.” Luke said. “Non negotiable. I won’t even consider it.”
Rolf & Ranger
"Tuna belongs in the sea. I was just helping it be free.”
~ Matthew, Cabin Fever
Rolf's Stories
Rolf & Gayspankee
“Someone should explain to him, he might be big and loomy but he’s American and he’s not allowed to do weird things like canes.”
~ Wade in Three Traders
"It's eight thirty!" ~ Nick
"Nick, my powers of observation really aren't bad for my age."
~ Damien, Strike 3
Ranger's Stories
- The Argo Series
- Andrew and Gideon
- Bedtime
- The Black Corinthian
- Black Jack Davy
- Blood on the Mountain
- The Bondsman
- Callum
- The Depressed Detective
- The Fantabulous Ryan McCall
- Fleur de Lys
- From a Distance
- In the Company of Strangers
- Into the Garden
- Into the Woods
- The Last Night of the Emily Rose
- The Man in the Making
- The Mistleberry
- Nick and Damien
- Poetry
- Ravished Justice
- St. Crispin's Fair
- Sullivan's Base
- Tales from the Sanctuary
- That was Then and This is Now
- To Ditch or Not to Ditch
- We Three
Trophies, Ribbons, and Awards
"Do you want a corner to look at?" Allen said warningly.
"Ooh, yes please.”
Robin, Puff
A catless writer is almost inconceivable. It's a perverse taste, really, since it would be easier to write with a herd of buffalo in the room than even one cat; they make nests in the notes and bite the end of the pen and walk on the typewriter keys.
~Barbara Holland
"Yes I trust you, yes I'm fine with treating you like a ten year old with a comic and yes they're still staying down here tonight. I'll put them in the study. Bed."~ Paul, Mustang Hill
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10 comments:
This story is outstanding. I certainly would love to read more about these two. Is there a continuation coming, or is this the end? In any event, bravo. Best story I've read in a long time.
Thanks Theresa. This has always been a special story for me, and it's great to hear you enjoyed it. There is one more chapter on the original draft which I've never posted on line as I've never fully decided if chapter 15 is a stronger finishing point. I will review it and think again.
Uh-oh...I click on Part One and get this message:
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We could not find the file you were looking for!
Thank you for letting us know. The link is fixed now.
I am overjoyed to find this superb story again, at a functioning website!!! Can't tell you how much I love it...
It's on my rec list, any day.
Chapter 15 is an alright ending, I've always thought, but now madly curious about that 16th chapter!
/1more_sickpuppy on Livejournal
What a wondrful story: thank you so much for writing it. Your characters are compelling and completely believeable. The sense of despair you conjure with your descriptions of trench warfare is very moving; thank god for the sweetness of love or I'd have felt like taking Edward's way out by half-way through.
Thank you Emma and Anonymous. This was one of the first novels I ever wrote, having soaked myself in the poetry and diaries of men who fought there, I felt that sense of exhausted despair very powerfully.
Gorgeous, gorgeous story. Finished it and immediately read it again. I would love to read that 16th chapter, maybe posted as an extra somewhere, because I love these characters you've created. One of the best stories I've read on the internet. Thank you so much.
This was an amazing story. It was so well detailed and the characters were so realistic. It was a wonderful read and I wouldn't mind seeing more about how they manage life in the village and on the boats.
Thanks. ^_^
I'm totally blown away. This is a wonderful story. Deep and poignant. It pretty much bewitched me from beginning to end.
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