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The Queen stared relentlessly, daring him to take her. It would mean catastrophe though, and he wasn’t willing to risk it. No matter how much satisfaction it might give him. There was too much left to do in this little game, and he had plans that she wouldn’t derail. He smiled at her. She...

The Queen stared relentlessly, daring him to take her. It would mean catastrophe though, and he wasn’t willing to risk it. No matter how much satisfaction it might give him. There was too much left to do in this little game, and he had plans that she wouldn’t derail. He smiled at her. She...

The early evening was doing little to abate the heat of the day, nor the lack of wind from the buildings, but the saloon wasn’t far, according to Maria’s memory. She had only been to Santa Fe once before on a drive, but she remembered its layout surprisingly well. Now, she watched the strangers'...

Maria flipped her wet hair up so it slapped against her back. She brought a handful of the water to rub down her face, taking the sweat and dirt from her brow with it. The freshness of the little stream gave her new life after traveling in the desert for so long. She wiped her arms again...

The Queen stared relentlessly, daring him to take her. It would mean catastrophe though, and he wasn’t willing to risk it. No matter how much satisfaction it might give him. There was too much left to do in this little game, and he had plans that she wouldn’t derail. He smiled at her. She...

The Queen stared relentlessly, daring him to take her. It would mean catastrophe though, and he wasn’t willing to risk it. No matter how much satisfaction it might give him. There was too much left to do in this little game, and he had plans that she wouldn’t derail. He smiled at her. She...

Sorry friend, no such luck. I opened the app icon to check for a new message

Done! All my push notification preferences are turned on as well. I even received a message since the app was added to my home screen, but I didn’t get an alert

So, I’m on my safari browser on my IOS, and when I hit the Install button I get a pop up that says: “Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen. Note: This feature currently requires accessing the site using the built-in Safari browser.”...

Djac stared at Annalise as she stood from the bed, disbelief clouding his thoughts. His judgment. He never realized just how fast and hard his heart could beat. Ringing in his ears. “So you see, we can figure it out. Together. On the way to Agnihar. Now that you know, I'm sure that with both...

Djac looked down at the prisoner as Alise addressed him. Her calm demeanor unnerved him. His anger could have set fire to the sands, but she stood there, collected and still, delivering her words like clear cut glass. It was almost hypnotic. But Thorgaut's insult had been the last straw. Rage...

Shiloh’s grace washed over Djac as he greeted the small group of citizens who had gathered. He was only truly acquainted with a handful of them, but the traditional Shilan greeting of touching foreheads soon identified him as a friend, and the number of people wishing to welcome him only grew...

The Queen stared relentlessly, daring him to take her. It would mean catastrophe though, and he wasn’t willing to risk it. No matter how much satisfaction it might give him. There was too much left to do in this little game, and he had plans that she wouldn’t derail. He smiled at her. She...

The sun moved up over IshFahar in grace, painting the horizon in pink and orange. Djac closed his eyes to breathe in the morning air. He crushed the eucalyptus in his hand and let it singe in his hand, building an intoxicating, cleansing aroma. He inhaled deeply, letting the purifying incense...

The morning was practically threatening to come up in the sky when Djac left the library. His research had taken all night, and his argument with Ali had left him more restless than ever. He walked in the direction of home, his thoughts still whirring with Ali’s accusations. Was he truly so...