lawfulneutralmage

This is the fascinating and captivating tale of sixteen-year old Mateo who has to spend the summer on the farm of his mother's cousin, mother of Jericho. Both boys are in for a hot summer. Never before have the American South and life on a farm be so tangible for me. All characters have a distinct and memorable personality. It is not only the romance between the two boys, but also the whole world around that will want you to read more. I binge read it as far as my time allowed. Just as a side note, the Epilogue and the first chapters seem to have nothing to do with each other, but the relationship will become clear later.

Congrats!

That was my first thought, too! Strategically, this move is a temporary relief only.

Yes, my thoughts, too. He should have gone for that. I wonder a bit what Mickey expects complaining about the law firms. When he started studying corporate law, he should have known what to expect afterwards.

Honestly, this is really captivating. I feel like in the time and place. I am a nearly-fifty European, I hav no connection to either place nor time. So, I am really fascinated.

This is really well written and captivating. Please keep writing!

I am looking forward to your reaction on the next chapter...

I see you are enjoying

Welcome back ... Michelle! Yes, you can start training at 18. Nowadays, they try saving on training by taking those who have "studied policing". Colleagues Yes! Works wonders! Leon Kennedy *sigh* ... I hope so.

“You’re really clueless, you know that?” Eleanore, my heroine! I have wanted to say that to Callum for a while now!

My thoughts, too.

Poor naive boy! That was so expected... I am looking forward to how he is rescued from this situation.

I love copper. I still have analytical grains of 99.999% purity sealed in a nitrogen atmosphere. Love looking at that color!

Many thanks! An honour to be featured here Equally important to the story as it is are @Mikiesboy who taught me how to write and @CassieQ who "hit me with the feelings stick" ... hard. The community engaged with the story so much, it was a fantastic experience!