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Quite the Dinner
"A interesting short story. The dinner was anything but boring. The details and the flow of the story were present."
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"This story gives you some background of Ripper Street's Freddie Best, together with an appearence of the author's very own character Raoul Sinclair. I like the vivid pictures the author paints with her words. You can easily lose yourself and forget that those are only black markings on a white page. Well researched too. I'd like to read on if Best managed to publish the story of Gregori Volkov and if Raoul indeed gains his freedom."
