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Rosea
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since: 09-12-05, id: 895859, Profile edited: 05-14-08
Author has written 5 stories for 10th Kingdom, Doctor Who, Jasper Fforde, and Fairy Tales.

Hi there world! I hve been out of touch for the last 2 or 3 years so it's time to get out there again.

My name is Ngaire (pronouced Ny-ree if anyone is interested) but its not a name I'm going to impose on everyone else if at all possible, so I call myself Rosea on line. It's the name of a flower and a mountain where I'm from- Victoria, Australia.

I'm 30 years old and going strong, although inside I feel like a shy and uncertain 18 year old. It will be a grim day when I feel my chronological age.

I'm a slightly loopy science teacher- currently on a teaching holiday (which in itself is a contridiction in terms) in England, and generally referred to by my students as being a bit weird. Just the way I like it.

I have a variety of hobbies covering a range of subject: reading, writing, gardening, Shakespeare, astromony and drifting off into my own fantasy world being chief amoung them.

I started writing when I was 14 with a story that has since evolved into novel in progress which will probably never be published let alone finished, with numerous re-writes, character additions, new situations, etc.

The story was shelved until I went to university when I found I needed a break from all those rocks (I did a geology course), when it was reborn and grew, and grew, and grew. Since then writing, both on the novel and other smaller things, like fan fic, has been a wonderful escape from the pressures of life, study and work.

"Sister Wolf" is my first step into the world of 'published' fanfic and the first time that anyone other than my closest writing buddy and editor has read it. I have also made little steps into writing for Planet of the Apes (the TV series) and Robin Hood.

I have posted one Doctor Who story- Portraits- which was a one shot about the darkest and most intriguing companion of the classic series, Turlough.

Hopefully as inspiration from my surroundings grows I shall increase my library. If you decide to read them, please let me know what you think.




1. The King's Thief » reviews
Based on the Hungarian tale 'The Story of the Seven Simons' and given a fantasy twist. The tale of the youngest brother and his fight to gain his freedom, and that of the woman he loves from the King.
Fairy Tales - Fiction Rated: K+ - English - Adventure/Romance - Chapters: 7 - Words: 13,557 - Reviews: 1 - Updated: 7-16-08 - Published: 5-31-08
2. Best Laid Plans »
Ian, Barabara, 1st Doctor. At the end of the Romans, Barbara and Ian used the great fire as cover for their escape. What if things didn't go according to plan and Ian was caught... Poppaea's plots are thickening and Ian is caught in the middle.
Doctor Who - Fiction Rated: K - English - Hurt/Comfort/Romance - Chapters: 14 - Words: 9,044 - Reviews: 0 - Updated: 7-10-08 - Published: 5-20-08
3. The Fourth Bear Coda reviews
Madeleine's thoughts about her husband Jack Spratt after the end of 'The Fourth Bear'. Character study. One shot only.
Complete - Jasper Fforde - Fiction Rated: K - English - Family/Angst - Chapters: 1 - Words: 710 - Reviews: 2 - Updated: 5-23-08 - Published: 5-23-08
4. Sister Wolf » reviews
Wolf said he had a family once. Leila, his youngest sister, gets tangled in a web of magic, secrets and curses as she searches for her missing brother. Dark times are coming for Leila and Lucius as their story rockets towards its climax.
10th Kingdom - Fiction Rated: T - English - Adventure/Fantasy - Chapters: 22 - Words: 40,606 - Reviews: 13 - Updated: 5-20-08 - Published: 10-5-05
5. Portraits reviews
Tegan finds Turlough asleep deep in the TARDIS holding a sketchbook of pictures that she has never seen before. An insite into Turlough's possible past.
Doctor Who - Fiction Rated: K - English - Drama/Angst - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,476 - Reviews: 4 - Updated: 10-12-05 - Published: 10-12-05
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