All right, who let Rubythorn onto this thing? Can faeries even use computers? Must be iron in those machines somewhere.
So that's the book. And that's supposed to be me and Mersey? Hmm... She is a gorgeous bird, clinging to me like a sparrow to a hawk. She looks innocent in the picture, but trust me, blokes, she's a spitfire. A confusing mixture of girlie, adventurous and cat (yeah, I mean cat, as in a feline with four legs, fur and a tail). You ever make out with a woman and realize she's purring? Mersey purrs. Damn, I love her purrs.
Er.
Right.
The picture. Rubythorn is right. That's not me. Handsome enough bloke, but I don't think that fellow could wield the weaponery I carry around on my back, let alone toss a salt grenade and hit a demon between the eyes on the first try. Because there are no second tries.
There's the London Eye in the background. First time I ever went up on that thing was with Mersey. Just the two of us in that glass-enclosed capsule, looking out over the gorgeous London skyline. I think I fell in love with Mersey in that capsule. Or maybe it was when we were tromping through that nutty ever-changing forest in search of faeries.
Or maybe, it was the first time I laid eyes on her. I was hunting demons; she was too. I was all business. She...changed my mind with a kiss.
