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#SixSentenceSunday with Caden.

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Currently, we're elbows deep into Caden at 45K words. We're thinking, Caden will be bigger than Kalkin, as his story is... complicated. And that's okay since we're both up to the challenge. We love these characters, this family and have been so involved in wanting to tell their stories for over six years.We're truly blessed to be able to do that. TL and I always had clear-cut pictures of who saw as embodying these characters. Kalkin and Caden were pretty easy since it was always Stu who we saw for them. Thankfully we were able to secure two photos of Stu Reardon. The other family members are famous people, so now TL and I are tasked with finding cover models who fit our image of who and what we saw. It ain't easy. We're slowly working on it and again we're up for the challenge. I've provided a photo collage TL made of how we see these characters. I suspect as the books are released, we'll be removing the famous people, for the models who we...

#SixSentenceSunday WIP from our Apache County Shifters Series: Kalkin

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This week, I bring you six sentences from our newest series: Kalkin. TL and I have lived and breathed this family of characters for many years. Yesterday, we were finally able to type the end to our first book in our Apache County Shifters series. It is also our largest book to date, coming in at over 100K!  For your enjoyment, I bring you Kalkin:  “So, what is your next tradition?” she asked trying to distract herself from his imposing presence.  “Well, we are going to go for a little run through the woods.” Kalkin smiled at her as he sat down on the couch, to slip on his boots. “And I am going to catch you.” He growled. “Then, I am going to make you mine.” The idea of him catching her and fucking her out in the middle of the woods, caused goose bumps to appear on her skin and her panties dampen.  “T-the woods?” She stuttered, anxiety and excitement coursed through her body. “I don't think that is a good idea Kalkin.” She shook her head, not read...