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Thanks, Terry, I'm glad you enjoyed this chapter. Mac is coming along very quickly. He transitioned into Bigfoot in a time of stress, and like you said, he transtiioned into an 8x8 point Buck and managed not to do any damage in the hohrahn. Wait until Chapter 30 is posted and the shaman offers an explaination about everything that happened.

I am Sciatica! No, wait. I am Spartacus! Sciatica is usually caused by a herniated disk or an overgrowth of bone on the hip that puts pressure on the nerve. It can be very painful.

Yes, I thought I'd do the cliffhanger and leave you hanging for another week. Danilo, I'm not sure what you mean. A skinwalker can change into a deer, a buck or a doe, and then they're just as vulnerable as any other deer, unless they transition into something else in a dangerous situation. I hope that answers your question.

Thanks, do you know who the author is?

Yes, they are, but what other story has skinwalkers in it? I thought I was the only one. lol

I'm glad you enjoyed this cliffhanger. Stay tuned, same place, same website next week. 😈

Obviously a Freudian slip when I said you'll have to wait until SEX Tuesday. 🤣

I was wondering if anyone would catch Mac untimely comment, and you're so right about how ironic it turned out to be. As I told the others, y'all will have to wait for the next chapter to find out what that creature was, but as you said, it's a fearsome foe if it can knock two bears aside so easily. As far as the rest of your comment, that will be addressed in the next chapter as well.

As I told Johnny and weinerdog, you'll have to wait one week to find out for sure. Remember, Mac had seen Devin transition into Bigfoot during their Freshman year, so he knew what it would look like, and since he trusts Devin completely, he didn't hesitate when facing danger. The reason you only hunt male deer, at least most of the time, is that one buck can impregnate multiple does, but you need the does to have more fawns to keep the population count up. That's one of the jobs that Gramps and Pops do. Thanks for your response and I'm glad you liked this chapter.

Hmmm... back to the serious questions. They're both good guesses, but you'll have to wait until next Tuesday for the answers. I'm glad you enjoyed this chapter though, and thanks for your continued support.

That's possible, and I'm glad you enjoyed this chapter, but you'll have to wait until sex Tuesday to find out for sure.

Chapter 29 – Dear Friends The shaman let me sleep later in the morning, since I and the others had returned so late from our time as bears. Shortly after I finished eating breakfast with the shaman, he started working with me again, but this time so I’d be able to transition into a deer. “There are actually two types of deer that you will need to be familiar with, the mule deer and the white-tailed deer, since both species are indigenous to this area. I will eventually ask you t

This is a truly thought provoking story with with interesting and well developed characters, along with a fascinating storyline. The premise of the brothers not being human, possibly even alien, seemed laughable at first, yet as we meet them and witness their actions, it appears totally believable. And the discussion about the concept of reincarnation and how it's presented could make believers out of the most ardent skeptics. Thank you for this truly enjoyable tale.

A very interesting story on many levels. I loved how you made each of the brothers different, yet totally connected. Four parts of the same whole. I also found their concept of reincarnation intriguing and wondered if the attack on Whisper was to allow us to witness that process for ourselves. However, we got a glimpse of that with the discussion of James experiences at the castle when he was a child. Thank you for a truly interesting and provocative story. I turly enjoyed it.

In a normal family, the major outlays are for groceries, housing, utilities, transportation (either a car or public transportation), apparel, medical/dental, insurance (all types), gas/petrol, internet/cable, cell/mobile phones, and debt payments.

Valkyrie deals with very difficult subject matter in a sensitive, compassionate, and thoughtful manner and presents us with a provocative and impactful story. It will give you a true understanding of why Lady Justice is blindfolded and carries a scale, and it also explains why the law is based on the motto: 'innocent until proven guilty'. It's an emotional read, because the author expresses the feelings of the accused very eloquently, but it's well worth putting up with any discomfort you might feel as you read this dynamic and compelling story.

A wonderful and sensitive story that was dealing with very difficult subject matter. It was easy to feel everything that Patrick was going through and feeling, since you described it so eloquently, and I was pleased that you decided to give the story a happy ending. Thank you very much for sharing this story with us and for doing such an excellent job of tackling the subject matter.

I'm sure many of you have read and are familiar with the Harry Potter books, so allow me to use that to help describe this story. This is also about a world containing magic, but the magical school in this world is quite different than Hogwarts. Here, the equivalent of Malfoy doesn't have a Crabbe and Goyle. He has only one close friend and together they terrorize the school completely and go unchecked and uncontrolled. They have one particular student they like to torture, but when Owen turns 18 he decides to leave the school and the community, which in this case is called a coven. This changes things, but to find out what happens next, you'll have to read the story for yourself. If you enjoyed the Harry Potter stories, I'm sure you will enjoy this as well. It's not as long and merely concentrates on one aspect of what is happening, but it's well written and very compelling. Once I started reading, I couldn't stop, and I think the same thing may happen to you.

A well written and compelling tale. Once I started reading I couldn't stop. I was drawn in and couldn't leave, much like those who lived on the island. Thank you for this wonderful tale.

If you like reading Stephen King, then I'm sure you'll enjoy reading this story. It is well written, offers vivid descriptions, and a plot that will draw you in. Once I started reading it, I couldn't stop. I felt compelled to find out what was behind the scenes and responsible for what was going on, and I'm sure you will find yourself in the same predicament - drawn in and searching for an answer.

The Blackburnian Warbler is often mistaken for an Oriole.

Coffeecakes don't have frosting, and instead are covered with crumbs or streusel topping.

This isn't your typical love story, but it's well written and I'm sure it will touch your heart , the same way it touched mine. You've got two guys, Trent and Armie, who come from different worlds, but in their own way they're both lonely. But they're not going to be lonely any longer. Read it, and I promise you'll enjoy it as much as I did.

Gary, I thought I had read all of the anthologies, but I now realize I missed a few and I'm late making comments. Please don't hold that against me. Anyway, I loved this story and didn't feel it was creepy at all. It wasn't like Trent was stalking Armie, he was merely noticing him when ever he saw him. Obviously, Armie is a very attractive young man, even if he is an escort, because he hadn't resorted to drug or alcohol addiction to deal with the pain of his parents no longer wanting him to live at home. Armie also seems to have a caring heart, since he works helping others in his spare time, and Trent had noticed that he appeared lonely. Trent was too, but it took him a while to finally work up the courage to approach Armie, even if he had to 'hire' him to spend time with him. Armie was being very stubborn at first, even though I could tell he wanted to stay with Trent, almost as much as Trent did. I'm glad it worked out and I hope they're both very happy together. Thank you for this beautiful story.

Slightly overweight, thank you.