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Savannah Love

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Can a fallen confederate soldier encourage love?

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Comment from elgone
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Cash offers Paige both keys to the new locks, but she lets him keep one, with the excuse he might need to get inside to do work. It is a sign she trusts him, even though she had a problem with him having a key before. And, yet Cash is a little jealous, I think but more so that he's envious of the attention she pays to anyone else. He enjoys being with her.

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 Comment Written 21-Oct-2012


reply by the author on 21-Oct-2012
    I think Cash and Paige are playing cat and mouse games, not sure. Thank you for the kind review.
Comment from adewpearl
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You don't work on Saturday's - drop the apostrophe
It wasn't long before, Cash - drop the coma
where do you want it setup - set up
Come on, Maurice - add comma for direct address
Which part do you want TO take part in - I added TO
Excellent dialogue that conveys the emotions and attitudes of the characters. It really is easy to tell what/whom Cash disapproves of. LOL :-) Brooke

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 Comment Written 21-Oct-2012


reply by the author on 21-Oct-2012
    Thank you for the eagle eye. I am beginning to wonder if I will ever get those commas straight. I appreciate the help.
Comment from c_lucas
Exceptional
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Is mentioning Maurice fingernail polish preference a subtle hint. This is very well written with a smooth flow of words, making for a very good read.

 Comment Written 21-Oct-2012


reply by the author on 21-Oct-2012
    I don't know for sure. We will have to wait and see. Thank you for the encouragement with my writing.
reply by c_lucas on 21-Oct-2012
    You're welcome, Barbara. Charlie