Return to the Bad Case of Loving You universe with this free short story, Valentine. Andrew knew he was tired, but it took a whole new epic kind of exhaustion to forget February 14th was Valentine’s Day.
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In Almost Paradise, Nimbin is an odd place, part tourist town, part relic of the Seventies, and Lee finds that the graffiti and bright paint hide significant shadows.
“Almost Paradise” was previously published in Downunder Taste Test in 2009 by Torquere Press.
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Deleted Scenes from Bad Case of Loving You: Ever wondered about the text that doesn’t survive the editing process? What’s too long-winded and off-topic to be included in the finished novel? Here are the passages from Bad Case of Loving You that were deleted because they slowed down the pacing.
Deleted scenes – Bad Case of Loving You
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“All Clear”: a Marginalia story. When extreme fire danger shuts down the city, Quint and Bailey survive in the dark and heat.
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“Surfing Cactus Break”: an Undercover Blues story. Jason and Ryan, from Undercover Blues, are a long way off the beaten track, at the wild and remote surf breaks on the Great Australian Bight.
Surfing Cactus Break: An Undercover Blues Story
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Classic bikes have particular needs, requiring exactly the right touch to keep them purring. Trey could be that mechanic.
Classic was previously published by Torquere Press.
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“Spring”: a Fand story. The seasons have turned, and Will is rushing to cut the garden beds in on their new property, not always with Fand’s help.
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