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On Fire #2.7
The Feather Duster: An On Fire Short Story
Sam and Robert from the On Fire series have to shop for groceries, just like everyone else, right? Sam's a little impatient, but Robert knows just what to do to get them through the day. A date with a feather duster might just do wonders for Sam's mood. There's no way the boys are going to dust unless they have company, but will they find other, more interesting, uses for the ordinary household object? Previously published in Toy Box: Feathers.
14 pages, ebook
First published February 20, 2007
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About the author
Drew Zachary
40 books101 followersDrew Zachary is the pen-name of co-authors Chris Owen and Vic Winter.
"Born in the wilds of Canada, Drew grew up with an axe in one hand and a book in the other. Drew's love of writing is outshone only by his love of men. Lucky for him, he can combine the two.
From his father, Drew learned how to wield that axe, fix a carburetor and bake a mean can of beans using fire, gas or electricity. From his mother, he learned how to rotate the tires, turn apples into just about anything from cider to pie to a meatless lasagna, and how to swim. At twelve Drew ran away to join the circus, only to run away from it when he realized just how badly elephant poop stinks.
When Drew ran out of books to read he started writing his own and never looked back. His home is filled with books, unfinished manuscripts and his grandmother's knick knacks. His best friend is a dog named Barney and his pet fish keep him entertained for hours.
Drew writes about love because he still believes in it. Even though he's never found that special man himself, he's never given up hope. Well, never on a permanent basis, anyway."
Source:www.drewzachary.com
"Born in the wilds of Canada, Drew grew up with an axe in one hand and a book in the other. Drew's love of writing is outshone only by his love of men. Lucky for him, he can combine the two.
From his father, Drew learned how to wield that axe, fix a carburetor and bake a mean can of beans using fire, gas or electricity. From his mother, he learned how to rotate the tires, turn apples into just about anything from cider to pie to a meatless lasagna, and how to swim. At twelve Drew ran away to join the circus, only to run away from it when he realized just how badly elephant poop stinks.
When Drew ran out of books to read he started writing his own and never looked back. His home is filled with books, unfinished manuscripts and his grandmother's knick knacks. His best friend is a dog named Barney and his pet fish keep him entertained for hours.
Drew writes about love because he still believes in it. Even though he's never found that special man himself, he's never given up hope. Well, never on a permanent basis, anyway."
Source:www.drewzachary.com
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August 20, 2011
Can't believe I've almost missed that, because it's not listed in On Fire series!
Another cute snippet from Sam and Robert's life :) Recommended for all the On Fire fans!
Another cute snippet from Sam and Robert's life :) Recommended for all the On Fire fans!
September 24, 2011
Such a cute short, hot and smexy read. I love this couple!
January 31, 2013
Again, short, nice, and sexy. I'd really like to read more about those two (as in a third real book, not only the short stories), but this is definitely better than nothing :)
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