happy halloween season

okay I get a kick out of this story, Love You to Pieces. Maybe because the oldest boy was watching Shaun of the Dead the other night--got me into the whole zombie mindset.

Zombie Love is just one of those things I never wanted to imagine. I think I still don't want to, but I'm fairly glad Ally Blue did, I think. Maybe.

Free gross 'n' graphic, tender (both "aww" and "mm, meat") love story at the bottom of this link. You're warned. Also extreme butt secks.

Comments

  1. Sam12:29 PM

    Well Darn.
    I'm kind of glad I didn't read this Before I started to write my zombie story.
    I might have been influenced, lol.

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  2. Ally Blue6:16 PM

    **ears perk up**
    You're writing a zombie story? Cool! I love zombies, not that anyone could tell I'm sure *g*

    Kate, thank you!! I'm so glad you liked the story!

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  3. Anonymous6:40 PM

    Hmph. To me, graphic means PICTURES. Zombie buttseks pictures.

    Has your oldest rented Dead Alive yet? Better than Shaun of the Dead, by far.

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  4. Suisan7:49 PM

    Wow. Glad for the link.

    It's just one of those, "I never would have read it if I had been given a synopsis, but now I'm glad I did" experiences.

    Sort of like my relationship with Law and Order: Criminal Intent.

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  5. Bobbie (Sunny) Cole12:09 PM

    aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahaha

    Okay. I'm calm. Send story. Of course, I haven't gotten the hysterical historical back to you, but send anyway.

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