Partners in Crime: The Story of Lucky and Charlotte

by NatashaGarrett

Published September 27, 2010

I want to thank everyone that gave me advice and took an interest in my story. I've been actually working on it a lot and I plan to send it to a publishing company sometime next month. I did ditch the script format and I hope to get good news once I send it off. Unfortunately, I have to take it down from this site because some companies won't accept it if it's already out. :(

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Clay
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Clay wrote a review Review · Sep 30, 2010

Wow, at first it took me a second to get used to your writing style, (I'm not long new, so I not that good at reviewing) but the story was brillant, and liked the bit when charlotte walks in and lola she her, it was just so funny.Anyway I cant wait to see what happens next

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Snoink
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Snoink wrote a review Review · Sep 28, 2010

Hahaha! Ooooooh my. Charlotte and Lucky are so cute together! I say he get rid of Lola and take Charlie. Soon. They're kind of perfect for each other.

Although, I have to admit that the Fat Louie bit? Yeeeeah. I find it funny that he wouldn't do any background checking. He seems pretty thorough! I can't seee him getting ahead that much if he doesn't keep checking whose loyalties he has.

Anyway! I think you should ditch the script format and try to make it in more of a story form. In fact, it almost is a story, if you think about it. It kind of looks like a play, but it quickly gains the flavor of a romance novel. And, let's face it, I'm kind of a sucker for those sorts of things. So I think you should do that.

Can't wait to see what comes next! :D

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wonderland
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wonderland commented Comment · Sep 28, 2010

Uh, this is a script.
Like, I mean an actual script.
Which is always cool.
~WickedWonder



I say Wolf, for all wolves are not of the same sort; there is one kind with an amenable disposition – neither noisy, nor hateful, nor angry, but tame, obliging and gentle, following the young maids in the streets, even into their homes. Alas! Who does not know that these gentle wolves are of all such creatures the most dangerous!
— Charles Perrault