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Former child welfare worker, foster parent, and parent. Currently grand and great grandparent. Adoptee.
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I hadn’t been online as much recently so am catching up. What a nice tale. You have, as you are so good at, fleshed out the main people and the others as well. Looks like I have a number of new friends of yours to meet. Thanks. Pax Ste
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Damn You. I continue to enjoy reading/rereading this but like several have mentioned waiting for the next chapters is hard so I have reread two of the Killian books and started, A Kind of Death. Hope to see more as time goes on. Thanks so much for your work! Pax. Steve
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I’ve just reread the nifty version, the published version, as well as this version of chapters 8 & 9. There appears to be fewer words giving the same info but more vividly. You hooked me 25 years ago and I still enjoy. Started reading one i missed on nifty. Pax
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Amazon tells me I bought this book in 2004. Not sure I won’t read it rather than wait for these chapters. In that fall I sailed from Maine south and really thought of trying to contact you while in Chesapeake Bay. I chickened out but always regretted that. I ended up living on my boat for the next three years. Two of them in Spain. Reading more of your stories on line. Pax
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I want to believe this prejudice and level of homophobia is a bit dated. But I fear not in many parts of the Country. Pax. The addicted Ste.
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I read this first online then bought the book and reread it several times . Did you republish again Josh? And here I go again. I was going to say I might not reread it all again buttt. Pax Ste
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I thought you started here? Did you disappear during the reformatting in the teens? Or maybe another site. I’m sorry you are out of print. Always buy you if I know you have anything come out. I’m not here as much as I used to be but so glad you are sharing your incredible stories here. Pax. Ste
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I thought you started here? Did you disappear during the reformatting in the teens? Or maybe another site. I’m sorry you are out of print. Always buy you if I know you have anything come out. I’m not here as much as I used to be but so glad you are sharing your incredible stories here. Pax. Ste
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Mark, not only do you have us all talking about your characters as though they are real but here, in the down below, many commentators have also become characters of your saga. You and the tribe in and out of the saga are such fun. Thanks so much for creating them and us.
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Whatever, JJ is JJ. I read the chapter in the waiting room at a medical center and was laughing so much that people were looking at me. All the characters are such a part of my life that it is like being at a family gathering. Well maybe a little worse. lol. Ste
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I doubt that most of us would say in person the thoughts expressed here but it is amazing that Dr. A has created this world in which we have become so enmeshed. I suspect we are all in for another angst and fun filled adventure. Thanks Mark and all fellow travelers. Ste
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Another wild ride. You have sucked me in since that young hot Academic Predator came along. For some reason with this book I have waited some time then read four or so chapters at a time. I have also not commented very often but agree with several other commenters that this is one of the more enjoyable books in the series. Thanks Mark for all your work as well as your amazing twists and leaps. Also all the fun comments which also make this fun. Pax. Ste
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Your SS world continues to take prisoners. Building in your ties to the foster care system in such an insightful way is powerful as is Ansel’s awakening in time to be so intuitive with Bryce. This story is complete as is but like many others here I wouldn’t mind running into these people again in Your World. Pax. Ste
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A lot hinges on Travis’s advisors. Given the rest of his life supports and decision making I’m worried about his plan. He is not one I would call mature for his age. I hope our clan can help sort things out. Curtis Buck May be in for more than he expected.
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I haven’t read one of your stories for long time but have spent the last few days reading through this adventure. What a ride so far. Can’t wait to find out what the training is like and where the others may fit into it. Thanks for your work. Pax, Ste