What can I say? Beautiful men inspire me. This time it was gorgeous British model Patrick "Paddy" Mitchell. I think he should be forever young, so I wrote this short story.
Story Summary: Lord Micah Angelus is a thousand-year-old vampire who is used to getting what he wants, but when he sets his sights on a nobleman's new bride, he knows it will be a challenge to make her his own. Loyal to her husband, Sybil Warrington rejects Micah's advances, but her secret desire for him proves stronger than her refusal.
Notes:
- Micah is pronounced "Mike-uh". - Everything in the story is from my imagination. - uaineoil milis means "gentle lamb" in Irish...or so the Google Translator says.
* Nice and romantic,with a vampire in classic style. The sole detail that surprise - And confuse ! - me were the Balthazarīs feathered black wings,instead bat wings. But this doesnīt matter: Iīd like say that you did a very good work! P.S:I also use the Google to translate my works to English.
I didn't want to give Micah typical bat wings which are used in a lot of vampire mythology. I wanted to give him a different heritage and make him a descendant of a fallen angel. They typically have feathered wings. But I'm glad you enjoyed the story.
This is beautiful. I like how you completely kept it a secret what happened to Sybil afterwards, which leaves me the option of imagining it. Your style of writing is very good, too. I found the part where he senses her ovulating a bit...strange. I know what you were trying to say (with women being the most attractive at that moment and all), but it feels like there might have been another way to say it? But this is the only thing I found I could criticise, so please don't worry about it too much!
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"Artists who seek perfection in everything are those who cannot attain it in anything." Eugene Delacroix (1798 - 1863)
Thank you, I appreciate your feedback. I'm glad you liked the story. And thanks for making it a fave. I hope you get a chance to read my free novel, "The Howling Heart", if the summary sparks your interest.
Oh, I almost forgot to put you on my watchlist! I'll do that right now. I need to read more! Unfortulately Uni has not been kind to me the last couple of years so I hardly touched any books beside the ones I had to read for my studies.
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"Artists who seek perfection in everything are those who cannot attain it in anything." Eugene Delacroix (1798 - 1863)
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Your style of writing is very good, too. I found the part where he senses her ovulating a bit...strange. I know what you were trying to say (with women being the most attractive at that moment and all), but it feels like there might have been another way to say it? But this is the only thing I found I could criticise, so please don't worry about it too much!
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"Artists who seek perfection in everything are those who cannot attain it in anything."
Eugene Delacroix (1798 - 1863)
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Author site
dA gallery
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"Artists who seek perfection in everything are those who cannot attain it in anything."
Eugene Delacroix (1798 - 1863)
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Author site
dA gallery
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Author site
dA gallery