After much prodding by readers over the years, it's finally happened. Every single one of my MxM Death Note fan-fiction novels have been converted into eBooks.
Bearing original artwork by Spoiled-Kitten (gracias, guapa!) on their covers, they are available for download - absolutely free of charge - over here. Some have two versions: an original and a remastered one. Others haven't been proof-read at all, but have been rushed into this format because it was the right thing to do.
I do hope that you enjoy them.
Bearing original artwork by Spoiled-Kitten (gracias, guapa!) on their covers, they are available for download - absolutely free of charge - over here. Some have two versions: an original and a remastered one. Others haven't been proof-read at all, but have been rushed into this format because it was the right thing to do.
I do hope that you enjoy them.
All of MRSJeevas's Fan-Fiction as eBooks
All of my Death Note fan-fiction eBook covers to date
| As for why the sudden outpouring of creativity from me? That's a blog for another day. Tomorrow, in fact. The hint lies with an old familiar icon. |  |
Well, it's been pretty exciting back-stage here with much going on. The big news that most will be waiting to hear (only for about the last two years...) is that I do have another MxM fan-fiction novel in the process of being published.
Called Ghosting the Street, it is the 11th novel in the It Matters series.
Chapters are appearing on a daily basis over on the He Moves Me Differently website's forum. Discussions regarding them are in full swing with seven chapters already posted.
The story picks up nearly two years after Walls Came Tumbling Down ended. In that novel, Matt made a promise to Ann that he'd kick the Seroxat. Though Mello never demanded anything, it was strongly implied that he'd soon be ensuring that Matt followed through on that vow. 'In before Seroxat ban' was probably the mentality behind Matt's epilogue comment that he'd be going through cold turkey, and Mello's response that he'd support him.
So how's that going for them?
Ghosting the Street is where you get to find out. But that isn't the only story being told here. There are three distinct parts within the same novel, each sparked by the other. The Seroxat situation is only the first part. After all of that, Matt deserves a nice treat, so Mello gives him something he's only ever dreamed could be a reality.
You'd be amazed just how many dreams can become reality, if you just dare to achieve them. The third part contains a storyline which will leave readers wide-eyed with wonder. I've left loose threads casually flapping throughout several novels, which were always going to be caught and tied up here.
Time to actually do it then.
Ghosting the Street will eventually be published in the website's library and on AFF too, as well as being available as a downloadable eBook.
Called Ghosting the Street, it is the 11th novel in the It Matters series.
Chapters are appearing on a daily basis over on the He Moves Me Differently website's forum. Discussions regarding them are in full swing with seven chapters already posted.
The story picks up nearly two years after Walls Came Tumbling Down ended. In that novel, Matt made a promise to Ann that he'd kick the Seroxat. Though Mello never demanded anything, it was strongly implied that he'd soon be ensuring that Matt followed through on that vow. 'In before Seroxat ban' was probably the mentality behind Matt's epilogue comment that he'd be going through cold turkey, and Mello's response that he'd support him.
So how's that going for them?
Ghosting the Street is where you get to find out. But that isn't the only story being told here. There are three distinct parts within the same novel, each sparked by the other. The Seroxat situation is only the first part. After all of that, Matt deserves a nice treat, so Mello gives him something he's only ever dreamed could be a reality.
You'd be amazed just how many dreams can become reality, if you just dare to achieve them. The third part contains a storyline which will leave readers wide-eyed with wonder. I've left loose threads casually flapping throughout several novels, which were always going to be caught and tied up here.
Time to actually do it then.
Ghosting the Street will eventually be published in the website's library and on AFF too, as well as being available as a downloadable eBook.
