It doesn’t pay to make friends, especially when your friend has wizardly connections. One moment of cowardice can have centuries of repercussions. But John’s thousand years are almost up, if he can just get through these nine more years without major disaster. A retelling of the fairy tale “Faithful John”.
A Retold Fairytale.
“If your mother insists on a long ceremony then arrange for a distraction to spare your guests.” Sabre wishes the weddings he’s been assigned to for taking research notes on were a little more considerate in that way. Still, there’s always cake… He counts down the time to being down with this odious task, unaware of the attention his attendances are stirring. A Calendar Story.
What starts out as a simple nautical confrontation turns into a story of mermaids…an “Origin of Mermaids” story.
Phineas can’t figure out why Graves wants help breaking into a criminal base. He doesn’t seem to be a spy or have criminal connections, and his given reason, “To sell tacos,” makes no sense. Maybe he’s been brainwashed. In that case, a retired detective with a good retinue of false names may be exactly who he needs to keep an eye on him.
A “Scientist, Detective, Taco Salesman” story.
The dangers of reading too fast.
A “Chapter Titles” story.
How to Get Henchmen in 5 Easy Steps
A “How to __ in 5 Easy Steps Subtitle” story where a successful villain named Bob passes on valuable advice concerning henchmen via slideshow.
The smarter the appliances, the more complicated life can get…even if you never notice, yourself. A Communication Barrier story.
Newly arrived Jay knows that the space station is too old to be able to handle the updates. All he has to do is prove that it actually is malfunctioning. A Communication Barrier story
Samuel Lastfarthing-Smith is diligent in pursuing criminals across time, despite the trail of mayhem left behind. Never fear, he is equally diligent in writing apology letters to any affected parties.
Story by Letters.
An End Matches the Beginning Story in Pictures.
Robert is certain the laundromat he started work in as manager is hiding something…if he could only prove what illegal activity they were up to. Too bad he’s too unobservant to read the notebook.
Packed with Natasha’s classic humor.
A Laundromat Story.
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