Dust and Decay - Chapter 13 - By Sean P. Wallace
Horse nickered and snorted as they approached the edge of the Teotek’s wards. Damn happy to get out in the open.
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Dust and Decay - Chapter 12 - By Sean P. Wallace
William B. Naismith hated anything less than luxury. On the road, he made do to foster a ‘man of the people’ image, but at home he lived as he deserved.
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Dust and Decay - Chapter 11 - By Sean P. Wallace
Since the man in black captured Penelope, everything felt different. No, that wasn’t right: the world had remained the same, but she was different.
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Dust and Decay - Chapter 10 - By Sean P. Wallace
Shadows Fade encountered her first dark spirit when she was eight.
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Dust and Decay - Chapter 9 - By Sean P. Wallace
Dust took to his heels and made a break for the tunnel he entered through. Through blackened fangs, shrieks filled the stinking air.
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Dust and Decay - Chapter 8 - By Sean P. Wallace
Dust put out the light to descend the carved ladder. He needed to concentrate on any sounds, smells, or magic coming from below, and he’d be better off not…
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Dust and Decay - Chapter 7 - By Sean P. Wallace
The Sister and Reeves went to say some goodbyes. It was only polite: they’d stayed with the Governor for a few days, gotten to know his family and servants.
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Dust and Decay - Chapter 6 - By Sean P. Wallace
Gentle Branch, the Chief’s most-trusted warrior, was the one ordered to take Dust to Kehuadinune’s secret entrance.
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Dust and Decay - Chapter 5 - By Sean P. Wallace
They were not the oldest. Many had spent more time on this world. They were not the strongest. Many had greater influence and power. They were not the best.
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Dust and Decay - Chapter 4 - By Sean P. Wallace
Thin Creek led them between the Teotek tents, mostly animal skins and wooden poles tied with thin rope. Some were enormous canvases, big as a bar.
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Dust and Decay - Chapter 3 - By Sean P. Wallace
Joshua McManaman had hated every moment of the last few weeks. Hated wasting time fighting those… things whilst the damned Wanted Man was still out there.
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Dust and Decay - Chapter 2 - By Sean P. Wallace
The fist graced the tip of Dust’s hair. A nice try from his opponent. He countered by grabbing her arm and throwing her over his shoulder.
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