Prosfic-Bingo - Alpha-fic Second Go - P

[macklingirl]

Here we go, it's the story with P.



P is for Point of no Return by Meg Lewtan (Proslib CD, couldn't find it online)


Bodie and Doyle have to guard a defected Russian ballet dancer who comes to visit London. This dancer is very talented and good-looking too. And Cowley got the information that on KGB-Agent is out to kill this dancer. So he sends Bodie and Doyle to play 24-hours bodyguard.

It is hard for Bodie because he is in love with his straight partner. But is Doyle really so straight? One day we find out that he isn't. And Bodie finds out too. Will they come together now? (word-play) And what will happen to Mischa, the dancer? Will he survive? If you want to know it, please read the story. If you need a copy, drop me a note. Or, even better, go and buy the Proslib-CD/DVD, it is worth it.

I like the story because it shows that even though men could be somewhat insecure when it comes to love. And I love ballet, so the story really was perfect. I even love the film that inspired Meg Lewtan to write this story, White Nights with Mikhail Baryshnikov.

Wordcount: 42.404
And thank you to cim3745 for mentioning the story.



A is for Angels Unaware by Bardicvoice
B is for Balanced on the Edge of Autumn by merentha13
C is for Careful What You Wish For by gwyneth rhys (gwyneth)
D is for Double or Nothing by tiranog
E is for Easy Prey by jaicen5
F is for Fire Held High and Away by Miriam Heddy
G is for Grapevine by Brenda Antrim
H is for Highway of Regret by merentha13
I is for In the Course of Action by KrisserCI5
J is for Just When You Least Expect It (Just What You Least Expect) by stew (julie)
K is for Killing Notes by Ellis Ward
L is for Lines by PFL aka msmoat
M is for Mad Dogs and Englishmen by JJJunky
N is for No Unicorns by Sebastian and HG
O is for On Track by ml mead / moonlightmead
P is for Point of No Return by Meg Lewtan (only on Proslib CD/DVD, not online)

Comments

[cim3745.livejournal.com]

Oh yes, she definitely is a great writer. If you have any recommendations, I 'd like to read more stories written by her.

[shooting2kill.livejournal.com]

I haven't read her for years and years now but I seem to remember enjoying Murder on the Moor which was very different but my tastes have changed a lot and I'm not sure if I'd like it now!

[cim3745.livejournal.com]

It's an historical AU novel and sounds quite interesting, but it isn't online, unfortunately. I will keep it in my mind. Thank you.

[shooting2kill.livejournal.com]

Have you got the Proslib CD from Frances (Hagsrus)? It's very, very reasonable to buy and I sent cash straight to New York and received it very quickly. Murder on the Moor is on that disc. If not, I could send it to you via email though I'm hopeless with changing formats etc. so you might have to do that.

[cim3745.livejournal.com]

I've found something on ProsLib but it was quite short, so it could be the story, I thought. I took a second now — obviously I was too impatient, this story took his time to open entirely and YEAH ! :-) Thank you.

[shooting2kill.livejournal.com]

Oh you're very welcome! Glad you found something.