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What Teeth They Had: Book Two Begins June 1oth
The trail is more than cold–it is bloody, beaten, raped, and wretched. Moral codes have eroded along with family and country. Those remaining are victims. Those remaining are criminals. With the dream of home gone, the final days of the infected lurch on as beast and man converge on the forgotten Alaskan city of Leek Denaa. Old and […]
The Return of Matt and His Wolves 10/22/16
Greetings friends! It’s been some time since I posted the epilogue to Dog Days. After three years straight of writing, it was time for a vacation/hiatus. In that time, I learned that finishing this story was going to take much longer than anticipated. Balancing a full-time job and big boy responsibilities can be draining, but […]
DOG DAYS: CHAPTER 34
This is the last part, Miranda. I won’t get through it if Tim is in the room. <Have you decided on your wishes?> Yeah, I still want to be cremated. It feels morbid, but I finally picked out which urn I like. I think you’ll like it too. It has these lovely etchings all over […]
DOG DAYS: CHAPTER 30
Like the brand on each palm, so should the Doctrine sear itself into your being. These rules have built a foundation for all Finishers to stand upon. Let it be known that no man is deemed worthy to command until they have lived the Doctrine so thoroughly that they may recite it to perfection. To […]
DOG DAYS: CHAPTER 29
“When you’ve learned nothing from the past Or the lies people told, I’ll keep my silver near my heart; And you may keep your gold. When they have all abandoned you And left your bones to mold, I’ll keep my silver near my heart; And you may keep your gold.” […]
DOG DAYS: CHAPTER 28
Dan heard Fettel call forth the next opponent. Roy charged with a spiked bat in hand. He swung through the night air, but Dan stood unfazed. He grabbed Roy’s wrist and snapped off his hand. With his new weapon firmly grasped, Dan struck Roy in the shoulder, shattering him into pieces. Benny came next, rushing […]
DOG DAYS: CHAPTER 27
A teenager was the victim in an arson attack at a mall in the Chicago Ridge area. Wingfield Sports Collectables was approached by a group of masked patrons shortly after 9:00 p.m. yesterday. The group blocked the backdoor exit before raising the front gate and dousing the entrance with alcohol. 16 year-old Jenna Douglas suffered […]
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