Topher Lydon
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That's my little book. Please like, review, recommend (Black button beside where you like the chapter... it looks like a white medal on black) I hope you enjoyed it... Next up is : Charlie vs the Coven of Love. It's utter chaos so...
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Chapter Fourteen: Epilogue — The Demon Hunting Squad (Don't Tell Mum) Three months later, the Hartley kitchen had become something its architect had never intended: a functioning family space. The change was subtle but unmistakable. The granite countertops were still pristine, but now they held a permanent ring from Chloe's coffee mug. The table that had once seated eight in sterile silence now groaned under the weight of textbooks, laptops, and at least three half-empty tak
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To be fair I have an annoying water stain in my mudroom that has been bothering me... so, you know... that might be the culprit
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Yeah, I know... me and my tropes :: hangs head:: Hey at least I am consistent 🙃 That and polishing glasses... and the fixation with coffee over tea... and Tim Hortons ... awww I have cliches... awwww
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GM : Game Master. I imagine this much like a roleplaying game, where instead of characters, there are real people being directed. There is a wonderful Japanese TV show with a similar premise of challenge cards, just far more dystopian and a lot more murder. https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=Alice+in+Borderland&ved=2ahUKEwjogLf-_6iTAxXxZkEAHQ8xOc8QgK4QegQIARAB
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the mistake they're making is giving Tim a way up the ladder. Once he begins figuring out how all of this works, he starts to break it. Justin, however, needs to start paying better attention.
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Morning
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Chapter 13: The Summit The ceiling tile had a brown, map-like stain in the corner that Tim hadn't noticed the night before. That was the first thought. The second was the ache in his back from the too-soft mattress. This wasn't a bad dream he'd just woken up from. This was the second morning. The silence in Ben's room wasn't the stunned silence of shock; it was the hollow, accepting silence of a new, worse reality. He was still here. He was still homeless. He rolled over
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who says he doesn't? Gotta make it earned... and there's four books to do it in.
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very soon Timmy is going to be far better off than Daddy dearest ever was.
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Charlie was joking
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Charlie grows a lot over the books. He's very fond of Taine and grows to emulate him like a mentor. His past ALWAYS comes back to haunt him, amusingly. Contemplating what to do for the Fifth and final book of this little series. taking a little break to write a fantasy novel... never done that before, so entertained by the idea
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Book 2 gets into it. epilogue to go before the Coven of Love.
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Some deals are hard fought.
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Chapter Thirteen Taine had sprinted the entire way from the hospital drop-off, Charlie's young legs eating up the distance. Tyler had jumped out of the cab three streets away, shouting something about his grandfather's notes and a loophole, promising he'd be right behind him. But Taine couldn't wait. The hospital corridor stretched endlessly, fluorescent lights humming overhead like waiting vultures. Taine had run the entire way from the car, Charlie's young legs eating up th
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Yep, Tim and Ben are free in a fashion, which makes them dangerous. Blue has no choice but to co-operate of he loses the game. Power has shifted, and things are about to change.
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Chapter 12: The Breaking Point The drive back to Ben’s was a funeral procession for the easy thing they’d almost had. The kiss hung in the air between them, a ghost neither of them knew how to look at. Tim’s hands were slick on the steering wheel. He wasn’t thinking about game theory or Archivist hierarchies. He was thinking about the shocking, warm softness of Ben’s mouth, and the way his own heart had hammered against his ribs not with panic, but with a terrifying, thrilling kind
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Matt, throughout the books, is awesome. That practical human in the room going "Why not just x?" "Wot, did I do it again?"
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POhew, just finished book IV of this series. 14 chapters per book. So we have a bit of material to go in this slot. I might break them up into releases to avoid material fatigue, depends on how the next one is received
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there are Three more books, book four I am working on the last chapter as we speak. So you know, plenty of room. After this one is THE COVEN OF LOVE
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two chapters left of Book 1. How are our heroes going to get out of this one?
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Here is your winner
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Chapter Twelve Saturday arrived with the kind of electric anticipation that made Taine feel like he'd consumed approximately seventeen coffees without the benefit of caffeine. He'd been looking forward to this all week. No—correction: he'd been *dreading and anticipating and desperately hoping for* this all week. Tyler's match. The Mangler. Front-row seats. And afterward, dinner. A real date. The kind of date that normal people had, in normal restaurants, with normal levels
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