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  1. GoodReader

    Chapter 5

    No words Chris. Only GREAT.
  2. Maybe I cannot follow every single word or understand every nuance because of my different mother language (italian) but I can see the colours of your writing... Grazie
  3. Perfect...
  4. Like a soft and warm blanket, this story accompanies you to discover the stories of two human beings, alone in different ways and in different times, but full of humanity. Let yourself be warmed by these lines. The story of the two protagonists, born in winter, is now waiting for a spring... Do you understand me lomax61? GoodReader
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    Chapter 7

    Really thank you lomax61, the right story at the right moment. There must be an Alfie for every Robert in the world... From Italy… grazie!
  6. GoodReader

    Chapter 13

    Now I understand why Lex wasn’t able to see Ian’s aura… Genial Kbois...
  7. GoodReader

    Chapter 2

    Why Lex cannot see Ian’s aura? It seems like he doesn’t need it. “I trust you”...
  8. GoodReader

    Reciprocity

    😍
  9. I’m from a different country, so I don’t want to judge. But the same happens also here. I see Troy’s dignity and I understand. After the story itself, after your good writing Wayne, I appreciate love and respect that you put on your characters. as always forgive my English…
  10. GoodReader

    From the Ashes

    Let’s help Troy!
  11. Thanks Wayne, in this book you wrote the life. A really beautiful work.
  12. GoodReader

    Loss and Hope

    Dear Ted, I’d like my end would be like yours… Grazie Wayne. ❤️
  13. GoodReader

    Planning

    This is ABSOLUTELY right FanLit! A friend that leaves you this way is not a friend. And also his family. To me family is the one you build during your life and Markus family is not a family. Big cities, little cities: bad and ignorant people is everywhere, but also GOOD people…
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    Yonder

    Grazie ancora, Wayne, per questa storia e per l’intero ciclo “Camp Refuge”. Credo tutti noi avremmo bisogno di un Camp Refuge ogni tanto. Continuerò a seguirti. Stefano
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    Rotten

    Ciao Wayne, you wrote this at last four years ago. In my country situation is not so heavy, speaking about fentanyl. But I have to say that reading your words make me shiver. When you say that they can be saved IF they want to be saved I wonder what kind of life brings you in a situation like this? Your only choice is to die? Where is the family? Where is the community that would have been around you? Is this the future of the new generations? I’m an old man, workin as a teacher my last year before the retirement., and I see these new generations going around without any ideas about the future, without any reference to look at, no curiosity about knowledge. The problem comes from the past I think, from other generations. It’s not easy for me to explain all my thinking in a different language so I hope you understood the general meaning of these lines. But my hart is very heavy now, and it means that your writing is very real, Wayne… good work.
  16. Camp Refuge is like an island of peace, full of pain, anger, desire, needs. but is a place of peace because everyone can find what they needs. They only have to open their eyes, listen to their souls and they’ll find what they need. So… come and read! The coffee is ready!
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    Worthy

    Great chapter Wayne ❤️. One of my preferred book is “Seeing Voices: A Journey Into the World of the Deaf” from Oliver Sacks. I started to read it after the movie “Children of a lesser God”. As a musician the idea of a world without sound fascinating me… The silence is the most important part of the music. I’d like to study LIS (Lingua Italiana dei Segni - Italian Signs Language). Maybe one day…
  18. GoodReader

    The Devil

    Well done, Wayne… Pastor Rogers now knows the taste of Hell…
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    Guardian

    Wow Wayne… so much paper tissues! Great chapter.
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    Elias

    Wayne, you wrote: ”Sometimes, we're not born into our families. Sometimes, we have to go find them”. This is a great sentence. thanks for the story, thanks for have told us your story. A brotherly hug. Stefano
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    Clay

    Interesting new (for me) kind of story… let see…
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    Greg

    Again a good start Wayne…
  23. What to say? You're crazy if you don't read this story! In here you will find really different characters, and before the end of the story you will have to change your mind about them several times. Only the two protagonists, Paul and Corbin, are and will be until the end as you will know them from the first lines. Wayne has managed, in this story, to build a fair balance between the various protagonists, their relationships and the facts that unite them. The love relationship between the protagonists is the beacon that leads all the characters involved to the overwhelming finale that awaits the reader in the last chapter. Still here? Start reading right away! PS: English isn’t my mother language so please forgive me…
  24. GoodReader

    Epilogue

    A very good work Wayne. The plot was really complicated, and you did it really well. As an Italian DOC I asked myself many questions, but this is not the place to talk about it. Italian language was also very good, apart from a few wrong words (thanks Google...). What can I say? I'm waiting for the next one... An Italian hug. Ste. PS: the real mafia men were used to say “baciamo le mani” when they met.
  25. GoodReader

    Chapter 9

    Great chapter Wayne! Saluti da Stefano (from Italian family… mmmmhhhh! Ahahahaah!!!)
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