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Robin Hoodwink
by Prudence Walker

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Comment by Ravi on 03/26/14
Good story!
Comment by Silvia. on 02/13/12
Good story!
Silvia.
Comment by Rachel Anne on 10/31/06
Prue,
I loved the origional and the sequel was even better.  Just one question though as you had Robyn as the prefered mode in the beginning and Robin as the prefered mode at the ending.  A little slip or were you setting us up for a change of mind on Rob(y)in's part in the future.

Love,
Rachel Anne

Comment by Rone on 02/27/06
Left the door open again ?   good the next story will be just as good ....excelent series well written   ...Thank you for your talent ... Peace      Rone
Comment by SaraUK on 07/23/04
Hugs Prue
I was just looking at some of your old story's and I found this one. I never knew you even did this story. Sorry for that, as your friend I should have :(
I've just read it and loved every bit of it. Please write more on this.
I'll look out for more story's from now on, and try not to miss them from now on.

Hugs
SaraUK
Comment by Christy Lake on 03/23/04
Prue, this is a Saturday Evening Post special.  Tight, Smooth, and comfortably beautiful.  Thanks for a good story
Comment by Misty Dawn on 03/21/04


    Need I truly tell you how much I LOVE this one?

    Misty
Comment by Rich on 03/21/04
 Another great fast paced tale by one of my favourite TG authors.  Prue, can tell a story as good as any and often better than most. Keep at it Kewi, you still make my day.  Huggles, Rich.


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