Chapter Forty: At the Heart of Farfeeza
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Chapter Forty-One: Where One Does Not Belong
As soon as he had said it Boyle knew he’d made a terrible mistake and that Bryson was in trouble. He...
Chapter Forty-Two: That Home Across the Road
Leonard Bryson looked at the sandwich he had prepared for lunch with distaste. He was eating because he must...
Chapter Forty-Three: Arcadia
The northeast coast of Lake Superior was wild land. They drove for days without seeing a soul. It was the...
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