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Laura S. Fox

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    HEA is my middle name
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  1. Thank you so much. It means a lot. I hate stories where details are forgotten or things exist without mattering for the plot, so I always do my best to make my stories make sense.
  2. This is so spot on. No, they cannot what happened, but they can understand it so they can use this knowledge in their present.
  3. Just as Jack noticed, too!
  4. Jack and Vince are on it! Although they need to be prepared for so many surprises...
  5. Yep, a little devil he is! (Tasmanian devil, not a devil-devil)
  6. Thank you for the vote of confidence!
  7. I just commented the same thing earlier! Gosh, I should have read all the comments first.
  8. One of the last chapters was titled 'You Cannot Change the Past' - not only because it's a time-traveling rule like Jack suspects. But the present and the future can be influenced. Our heroes need to keep their eyes peeled!
  9. Can't believe I found one such gif!
  10. Of what readers know at this point... these are scenarios to play out. But things will be even crazier. (This is me, and this is the understatement of the year).
  11. Indeed! Jack has no idea!
  12. Yes, that is correct
  13. There's a whole thing regarding that flint...
  14. Chapter Thirty-Four – When We Become Friends Theodore couldn’t understand how his father could be so blind. The two strangers couldn’t have just happened upon their settlement on the day of the Embercasting. Something ill-willed had to be afoot, and the wolves staring at him from across the table, one with amusement, and one with curiosity, were not good wolves. Still, under his father’s stern gaze, he couldn’t say it outright. The wisdom tree had told him not to return the flint, and
  15. Yes, the headphones! Good catch. And that is Viv, wearing the same pair of headphones as Ali. They will be important at a certain moment.
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