There's a bit of a kerfuffle at Lizzie & Fitz...and bit more a kerfuffle when Noah shows up...

Kate meets Luna, and learns a few interesting little facts...

This delightful novel, written in 1815, is one of Jane Austen's most popular. Her heroine, 21 year old Emma, schemes to get everyone in her circle of acquaintance married off, but she gets everything wrong, and ends up nearly ruining her own happiness.

Performed by me, Eve Elliot (with a British accent)

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Chapter 8, part two follows Kate down her own memory lane...literally :P

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Chapter 8, Part 1 - I'm trying to keep up with my fiction writing, and decided to publish the first half of this chapter instead of waiting until the whole chapter is done.

This is just some reflective time for Noah, and we'll hear from Kate in part two...

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Explicit language - 18+ only

I recently recorded this audio (from a script I wrote) as a collab with a male voice over artist, but I decided to create a version that's just me alone.

If you'd like to hear the collab version, with /u/Fenrann, it's up now at VanillaAudio.com

I hope you enjoy!

Chapter 7!

Kate shakes off that kiss...that kiss...and heads down to Paige's bookstore to start the next part of her NMFA plan...

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This short story by Canadian humourist Stephen Leacock is gently humourous and softly spoken, to help you smile before you drift off. Leacock was an influence on Jack Benny and Groucho Marx (google them, young ones) and is beloved in Canada. I'll be adding more 'gentle humour' classic stories in the future, I hope you enjoy!