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Chase is now available as an ebook!

mindbat Fiction, Publishing August 25, 2014August 22, 2014 0 Minutes

If you like my short story, Chase, consider grabbing an ebook copy. You’ll be buying it direct from me (via Payhip), so no DRM!

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