Put T' Kettle on, Luv!

Matt and Holly are getting married, but not everything will run as smoothly as it should. The organisers of the wedding aren't organised, Amandine wishes to repeat 1066 and Henry and Janet risk breaking the dress code. With such problems, will the big event go ahead? Other questions also require answers; who's the mysterious minister officiating at the ceremony, and how can a tough Georgie Mafia member fall in the love?

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Kirk Yetton sprang to fame, under the pseudonym Ghost Writer, after the surprise success of his debut novel, "Put T' Kettle On, Luv!" in 2006, which was nominated for the MF Prize and won the Golden Nagger for Crime (chosen by the pensioners of Great Britain). Since then he has written the hugely popular series of short stories for children, The Adventures of Skipper Bruce, which were adapted to form a popular television series. Kirk's latest project leaves the realm of fiction behind as he delves into the history of Yorkshire, the region which has taken him into its fold since he moved there in 1998. Kirk graduated in Romantic Fiction from Dundee University in 1994 (though he wishes it had been St Andrews) and now lives in Hebden Bridge with his Budgie, Peter.

Thursday, January 04, 2007

Epilogue

Holly and Matt eventually graduated and married. The wedding night was one of passion, the couple sharing a long embrace and a quick peck on the lips before taking to their (seperate) beds. They now talk of starting a family. Nobody knows exactly what their plans are, but the words "turkey baster" are often heard when the discussion arises.
Amandine and Jim have, until now, shared a happy marriage, although suspicion exists as to the French woman's continued intentions given her bookshelves are filled with works on the Battle of Hastings, the Hundred Year's War and Napolean. The couple have a copy of the Bayeux Tapestry mounted above their bed.
Henry and Janet are happily married and the eldest of their three children is about to matriculate, like his parents, at the University of St. Andrews, though Henry still hasn't decided on the boy's name. The couple live in a cave on Castle Sands and wear only nappies.
After finishing university, James applied for the part of King Louis in the Westend version of Jungle Book, the reason for which he used to thread the needle so often. He was given the part for his own safety, in the hope that he would not feel the need to practice his party trick so often. He is happily married to a South African girl. In accordance with UCCF teaching, the couple shared only sideways hugs prior to their marriage.

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Still to come: Appendix 1 - The Legend of Pete and Jayne

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