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The Fairy Queen - Book 3 - Chapter 62
I walked through the strange monster casino with the dream in my hand, turning where it pulsated brightest.
2 hrs ago
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Russell Nohelty
Time - Chapter 11
Even with coffee running through my system, I had no trouble falling asleep after finishing with the sheets and carrying Veronica to bed.
May 9
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Russell Nohelty
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The Fairy Queen - Book 3 - Chapter 61
Sekhmet led me to the edge of her battle with the Nightmare Realm where a sand salamander waited.
May 8
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Russell Nohelty
The Fairy Queen - Book 3 - Chapter 60
I retraced my steps through the Nightmare Realm back to the clearing where Esther had taken me to see Etsop.
May 4
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Russell Nohelty
Time - Chapter 10
I didn’t know how long I slept, but when I woke up, the sun was ready to set again, and Mom still slumbered beside me.
May 2
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Russell Nohelty
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The Fairy Queen - Book 3 - Chapter 59
Standing outside Ameyo’s temple, I took a long look across the Mistreach and realized that it was just as horrible as everybody had told me it was for…
May 1
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Russell Nohelty
April 2026
The Fairy Queen - Book 3 - Chapter 58
It only hurt for a moment.
Apr 27
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Russell Nohelty
Time - Chapter 9
It was exactly the same as when I left it, down to the coats on the hooks to the left of the door.
Apr 25
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Russell Nohelty
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The Fairy Queen - Book 3 - Chapter 57
“This is such bull.” I sat on the dingy casino bench with Gwen, thumbing the black box next to me.
Apr 24
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Russell Nohelty
The Fairy Queen - Book 3 - Chapter 56
Eventually, after Anansi and Ameyo figured I had debased myself enough in my cell, a guard locked me in iron chains and pulled me back into the throne…
Apr 20
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Russell Nohelty
Time - Chapter 8
I turned down the streets of Bronard using muscle memory, surprised that so little had changed in the decade I’d been away.
Apr 18
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Russell Nohelty
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The Fairy Queen - Book 3 - Chapter 55
I knelt in Epiales’s prison for a long time, cleaning up Esther’s ashes. Tears streamed down my face.
Apr 17
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Russell Nohelty
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