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The Regulars of Amanda Lexie Part 4: George
J. J. Hanna © 2020 I pulled up to the drive through and let my car idle. It was going to be a long day. I could already tell that things weren’t going the way they should have. After all, when you’re the leader of Avalon, a criminal network connecting criminals to patrons and jobs,… Read more
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Tales of Turedor: Call Me Camelia (Part 2)
Dreams plagued Amber that night. Neither good nor bad, but different. She never awoke in a cold sweat, as one was apt to do during a season of nightmares. Nor did she find she was happy or well rested. And the dreams—incredibly vivid, almost as if they were memories, though not her own—refused to leave… Read more
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The Regulars of Amanda Lexie Part 3: Olivia
J. J. Hanna © 2020 Five forty-five A.M. I was right on time. Of course, everyone else was perfectly punctual as well. And it seemed that all of us had 5:45 a.m. booked for our morning coffee. Well. I assume most of them got coffee. Me? I didn’t need the caffeine, and I’d stopped drinking… Read more
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The Regulars of Amanda Lexie Part 2: Adam
J. J. Hanna © 2020 I was tired. More and more, I realized I was always tired. I knew they’d tease me for it, but boy did I need that extra shot today. I pulled into the drive through lane and up to the speaker. “Good morning! How are you today, Adam?” I never knew… Read more
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The Regulars of Amanda Lexie Part 1: Lucielle
J. J. Hanna © 2020 I pulled into the drive through like I did every morning, sliding my hands up and down my soft pink steering wheel cover. I stopped in front of the speaker box and waited for one of my barista’s familiar voices. “Good morning! How are you today—is that Lucielle?” I smiled.… Read more
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Tales of Turedor: The Ruby Pendant (Part 1)
J. J. Hanna © 2020 Her feet pounded the cobblestones, her heart trying to leap out her body through her throat if not for the bone cage keeping it in place. She would stop, if she thought it was safe. But as she tightened her grip on the necklace in her hand, she knew she… Read more
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