The things I think of

[john_amend_all]

I don't remember where I saw it, but it was a comment on Sleep No More comparing the Dustmen to something you might see on The Trap Door.

The difference being, of course, that The Trap Door is confident enough in its monsters not to hide them in the shadows.

Also: In a genderswapped Star Trek, Captain Kirk's middle name would have to be Messalina.

Comments

[canadanne.livejournal.com]

Oh man, I really want to read a Doctor Who / Trap Door crossover now. :D

Now there's a thought :-)

[john_amend_all]

But for now, you'll have to make do with Messrs Mills and Boon.

199) Maiden in the Tudor Court by June Francis
Escaping her cruel stepmother, Melanie Bush heads in disguise for London… until she is halted by Baron Berk!
He seeks to protect her as they journey together. But when Berk who trusts no woman, finds himself conveniently married to beautiful Mel, he doesn’t know which is more treacherous: the enemies plotting his downfall or the seductive lure of the woman in his bed…

3)The Corporate Wife – Leigh Michaels
Her boss had asked her to marry him! Gorgeous, wealthy Rogg had proposed, and she, plain Peri Brown, had said no! As Rogg’s PA she already organised his life… So why did Peri wish she’d said yes?

225) The Boss's Inexperienced Secretary by Helen Brooks
From shy secretary… to his after-hours mistress!
The Thing is Clara Oswald’s new boss, and in the flesh he’s even more formidable than office gossip has led her to believe. Shy, tall and awkward, Clara’s used to hiding in the background – but in Thing’s powerful presence, for the first time ever, she feels feminine and desired!
It is a heady combination, but she knows she must resist… Even when her playboy boss makes it plain that he longs to get to know his chaste secretary rather better… but that he will never offer her anything more than a temporary affair…

324) A Royal World Apart - Maisey Yates
When duty wars with desire, which one wins?
With her life mapped out since birth, Princess Polly Wright — known for her dramatic flair — hopes the minor scandal she plans to create will deter potential suitors.
Hired for Polly’s security, unemotional bodyguard Boni never makes a mistake — but the impulsive princess pushes his resolve to the limits. It’s not long, however, before the beautiful and imprisoned Polly entices him to leave his bonds of duty and honour behind.
Whilst their chemistry reaches fever-pitch, Boni knows he must deny his desire — for Polly is promised to another man…

Re: Now there's a thought :-)

[canadanne.livejournal.com]

LOL! Funnily enough, none of those are *quite* what I'd envisioned. :) The description of The Thing Upstairs is hilariously apt though!

[john_amend_all]

Took me longer than it should have, but here is one.

[liadt]

And that the monsters were scarier on 'Trap Door';p

I enjoyed people moaning how dark it was. It's usually me that does.