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Sisley’s first day at the office
by nataliebritish, british stories, chick lit, Macclesfield, News, office stories, Reading, short story, Stories, SyndicatedOctober 6, 2018Sisley had looked up at her map how to take the quickest way from the hotel to the UK office and despite the traffic jam in the mornings which the receptionist warned her about and she had considered that in her route she had made her way through in about twenty minutes. She was introduced […] -
Cozy Sunday
Page 60 from the book Blossom Hill by Natalie Hush She sits down; Mia puts her arms around her: “This is ridiculous, they poisoned him? How did they do that?” Read the real love story here Blossom Hill Advertisements -
Kisses for breakfast
by natalie September 29, 2018Sisley had spent the afternoon walking through the shops and got a great outfit for tonight, she had bought some leather leggings, a white shirt with big letter graphic print and she got her hair done with some new highlights at Tony and Guy. At six thirty she was standing at Strand waiting for John […] -
Books & Roses
by natalie September 25, 2018read on kindle – Blossom Hill Advertisements -
Sunday morning
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Drop off &Liverpool
by nataliechick lit, english room, good reads, liverpool, Reading, short story, Stories, story, Syndicated, writingSeptember 16, 2018The weekend was over. After dropping Nicole at the airport Sisley took the M3 towards the North to Macclesfield near Manchester where she would start her new job. At 11 pm she had finally arrived at her hotel. The first two weeks she would spend in the hotel and then moving into her new apartment […] -
i- Land – a double Irish and a Dutch
i-land A double Irish and a Dutch #free #ebook today – grab your copy i-land – A double Irish and a Dutch here for kindle Messages from Hunt Seven o’clock in the morning and Avoka hears the pinging of her phone: “A good morning coffee cup from Hunt.” She smiles and sends a message back. […] -
Persuasion
by Jane Austen “You pierce my soul. I am half agony, half hope. Tell me not that I am too late, that such precious feelings are gone for ever. I offer myself to you again with a heart even more your own than when you almost broke it, eight years and a half ago. Dare […] -
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Keep Track of Your Conversations in One Place
by @llilli5163comments, community, conversation, conversations, Features, Jetpack, New Features, reader, Reading, Syndicated, WordPress.com, WordPress.com ReaderFebruary 2, 2018You can now stay on top of the discussions you care about, right from your Reader. -
Roll-over – kissing #goodmorning
by natalie September 24, 2017From the book I-Land – A Double Irish & A Dutch You can get my book here on Amazon Advertisements
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Stuff I read and what I think about it: Week 7 Reading Response
Stuff I read: McIntosh (1989): White Privilege… -
Fan-fiction and eye-rolling: Week 7 Digital Story Critique
The very moment I came across the term “fa…
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