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So, yes, I am going to default and not finish my second Hercules story before December 31st. You may now all mock me! In truth, I think I can probably finish it after all - but not post it, as I am going to be offline until January 1st.
Still, I have a story for you, because a very kind fan sent me one for a solstice present and gave me permission to post it. Here's Deb Arlens story Solstice Solace, and a lovely little story it is, just the thing to read when it's dark and cold outside and cosy indoors. If you like it, please comment and encourage her to write more! (I am going to forward all comments, accompanied by a little nagging of my own. *g*)
Title: Solstice Solace
Author: Deb Arlen
Rating: PG-13, slash
Pairing: Hercules/Iolaus
Size: 9 Kb
Still, I have a story for you, because a very kind fan sent me one for a solstice present and gave me permission to post it. Here's Deb Arlens story Solstice Solace, and a lovely little story it is, just the thing to read when it's dark and cold outside and cosy indoors. If you like it, please comment and encourage her to write more! (I am going to forward all comments, accompanied by a little nagging of my own. *g*)
Title: Solstice Solace
Author: Deb Arlen
Rating: PG-13, slash
Pairing: Hercules/Iolaus
Size: 9 Kb
Hercules’ breath puffed out in frosty little clouds behind him as he loped towards the tiny village huddled beneath the crag of the mountain. The village was too small to have a name, though the mountain had several - none of them complimentary.( Solstice Solace )