UPDATE:

The Falconer is a novel written in collaboration with Chapucera (75mg of Truth, Penance and more stories I highly recommend). Our pen names are Chapucera (check out her Tightrope on Amazon!!!) and Alexandra Rivers, and I'm hoping you'll drop by Amazon to have a look at our book. It's a narrative that's derivative of POTO, though it's an original story:

Chloe is a woman whose principles are not for sale.
Disinherited by her late father, she works as a performance artist in Washington Square Park, awaiting her big break. Her love life is nonexistent; her first and only boyfriend left her a year earlier, taking her suitcase with him.

Ian is a successful composer with roots in Greece. He is also a cynical widower struggling with a scandalous past, as reflected by his latest musical project, Bluebeard.
When Agape the rabbit dies at the talons of Ian’s hawk, Chloe is appalled by the man's arrogance, and she decides to deflate him by deflating his tires –with a hunting knife.

Furious, Ian avenges himself by posing online as Evan, the employee of a dating site, and he arranges the most disastrous dates for Chloe that he can manage. As Ian's deceit is revealed, Chloe must discover for herself who he really is and whether they can be happy together in spite of their disastrous beginnings.

Have a nice month and may Life treat you well! :-)

If you are reading this page, that means you like POTO and Erik, so that is one thing we have in common.

What else might we have in common?

I hope books, reading, and ice cream. Never hurt anyone...

The Chain Unbroken is a story which I wrote way back in 2008, and it has taken me three years to work up the courage to post it on FFNet.

It's been a year and half since its completion, and I have to confess that without Chapucera's persistence I would never have done it.

I want to thank all those people who reviewed the story when I was writing it-- they kept me writing week after week.

But I also want to thank those who are reading and reviewing it now.

Now that I've put some distance between myself and the story, all the reviews give me a new perspective on it.

I realize that this must be the most boring Profile page ever, but Erik is too complex to talk about in so few words.