Discovered in a Christmas Stocking, January 1, 2010

[sc-fossil.livejournal.com]

I bring you best wishes for a joyful, prosperous and healthy New Year. I also bring you fic.

My story is entitled "Doubt Truth To Be A Liar" and was previously published in the zine, Secret Agent Men 11. The art create for this story was done by Lorraine Brevig and she's graciously given me permission to post it with the fic, so part of this gift is from Lorraine. artconserv

I'm posting two links to my website, so please read carefully in case you want or don't want spoilers.

First, the story with a special clicky place at the very top left which will enable you to jump down to the info regarding the story. Otherwise, you can admire the beautiful art and start reading if you like:
http://almostpuresentinel.popullus.net/DoubtTruthToBeALiar.html

Second, a direct link to the story information, including summary, pairing, etc:
http://almostpuresentinel.popullus.net/DoubtTruthToBeALiar.html#StoryInformation

I hope you enjoy the story.

Comments

[constant-muse.livejournal.com]

Older lads and Don de Marco aren't particularly my thing, but I really enjoyed the cross-over and this lush, extended happy ending after a traumatic time for both of them. I like your Bodie from his first appearance in the cafe, having been able to rebuild his life, albeit a rootless one, and so caring. And to give Doyle the gift of the bond between man and dog (a bit more realistic as a pet than a bear) - ahhh!
And the artwork is beautiful, one of the best likenesses I've seen. Thanks for including it.

[sc-fossil.livejournal.com]

Oh, thank you. It's especially satisfying to know that older lads and Don aren't your usual loves, but you liked my take. I'm very happy with that. I admit my love for Daley and although a dog in a story is a bit of a cliche, Bodie would have done anything to please Doyle. It is a bit more realistic to have a dog. A bear just wouldn't fit in that garden. *g*

The illo is fantastic, isn't it? I love it.