The-Phantoms-Thorne

Hyde In Paris 1. The salt spray from the choppy waters stung the pale cheeks of the painfully thin and haggard gentleman who stood hunched over the railing of the ...

Well, Hyde In Paris is turning out to be a very special novel to me. So I've made a few. There's the 'movie' poster, starring Gary Oldman as Jekyll and ...

I love your title! But then again I'm a sucker for anything with double meaning. My NaNo doesn't really have a "title" yet...I just kinda sat down and started writing...but ...

A rather GOOD bit when Armand is first introduced (he later mentors Hyde in the ways of fine killing): There was no stairway past the third or fourth floor, so ...

That's yours? I've just been reading it! It's quite spectacular and reminds me of Douglas Adams. Mine is Hyde In Paris . No brownie points for guessing the main character ...

I like this from Chapter Two... when Hyde first sees himself... “I'm not above giving you a sporting chance, old chum. So in the interests of my entertainment, I'm disarmed ...

Righto, Angel! The requested part has been sent to you... not sure if anyone else wants to see... but I'd rather be safe than sorry! XD The Strange Case of ...

That's quite lovely, Angel! :) Is Andrew a werewolf or a shape-shifter of sorts?

I could share Hyde's first kill, but it's a bit horrific and twisted. However... As the three men disappeared out of the street, Jekyll awoke in darkness. Right in front ...

My favourite passages in Chapter One is Jekyll's nightmare and his subsequent journal entry: It wasn't long before Jekyll had plunged himself into a deep sleep to escape the ill ...

The salt spray from the choppy waters stung the pale cheeks of the painfully thin and haggard gentleman who stood hunched over the railing of the cargo ship powering through ...

Al sat back and offered his employer a warm smile. “I was wondering when you would ask me about that, sir. Truth be told, my name was supposed to be ...