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coprime_recs) wrote2004-05-29 09:03 pm
coprime_recs) wrote2004-05-29 09:03 pm
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Pirates of the Caribbean: Happy Endings by Brancher
Happy Endings (Jack/Will/Elizabeth | PG | 802 words) is the sequel to 'The Swordsmith and the Pirate: A Romance of the Spanish Main' by Elizabeth Turner and puts to rights that wibble at the end. Elizabeth's been published, and Anamaria likes to read. I really like Anamaria in this.
Excerpt:
"Well, well," he breathed. "Anamaria. I never knew ye had a taste for ...*literature.*"
"It's a pamphlet on buggery, sir," she said, clear as a bell.
"Yes, I can see that." He ruffled the pages and read aloud: " '...the Discomfort surpassed any he had suffer'd in that Region before, and yet the Pain was sweet. Wider he spread his Legs, and Squirmed, wishing the Blacksmith could Pierce him t'th'very Heart...' "
"Don't," she snapped. "I haven't got to that part yet."
Excerpt:
"Well, well," he breathed. "Anamaria. I never knew ye had a taste for ...*literature.*"
"It's a pamphlet on buggery, sir," she said, clear as a bell.
"Yes, I can see that." He ruffled the pages and read aloud: " '...the Discomfort surpassed any he had suffer'd in that Region before, and yet the Pain was sweet. Wider he spread his Legs, and Squirmed, wishing the Blacksmith could Pierce him t'th'very Heart...' "
"Don't," she snapped. "I haven't got to that part yet."