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77,112 words. PROLOGUE There was something very right about Hutch’s decision to bring Starsky home from the hospital, to have his partner under his watchful eye and his devoted care while Starsky completed his recovery from the bullet holes that had nearly cost him his life. It wasn’t just the logical thing to do—nor even the right thing to do—to… -
128,634 words. Previous: Book One From Dandelion Series 2: Beginning Again. CHAPTER ONE: KEN HUTCHINSON * * * “Are you awake?” Hutch heard the question, but it took the nudge to his hip to make him answer. “Day dreaming,” he explained. “Our lives are different now. Makes for an interesting future.” “I suck your dick, you suck mine. I call… -
118,931 words. PROLOGUE It wasn’t like David Starsky to not beat him to the precinct every day—which made that particular Monday morning out of the ordinary by his car’s notable absence from the parking lot when Ken Hutchinson, himself late for work, walked into the squad room and headed for their community desk. He asked a couple of the seated… -
140,414 words. Saving Starsky follows Unbreakable. PROLOGUE “Suppose he thinks I’m crazy and has me admitted?” Starsky asked. At first, Hutch ignored him and instead rode that morning in the passenger seat of Starsky’s car with the window rolled down and the crisp spring air tickling his face. But he eventually broke from his enjoyment of the early day’s peacefulness… -
119,128 words. Finding Hutch follows Saving Starsky. PROLOGUE Starsky didn’t ever think he’d have the urge, not to that degree, to where he’d actually act on it, but he did. He’d never even entertained the thought; what was the point, after all? But it came unexpectedly nonetheless, without any warning what-soever, not even a deep, fleeting thought in his subconscious… -
13,416 words. From Dandelion’s Series 1, but was never published as part of her novels. Originally appearing in the 2020 SHareCon Zine, this short story is nothing but pure, unadulterated and explicit sex stuff, so enjoy! ? PROLOGUE “Hey, you want to know the real reason we joined the Academy all them years ago?” From the droll eye contact Starsky triggered,…