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Highlander
Emily was mad at Siobhan for keeping Dall from talking to her alone, but she understood why.
Time travel was a huge deal. People would be pushing and shoving to go along, if everyone knew about it. The military would take it over to use as some sort of weapon, and we’d all end up running from The Terminator. So yeah, Emily was kind of glad the druids were all hush-hush about the time traveler she was falling for. Still, it was frustrating.
Hoping for some answers, Emily opened the app Siobhan had put on her phone. Oh, it was named Time Management.
Time travel was a huge deal. People would be pushing and shoving to go along, if everyone knew about it. The military would take it over to use as some sort of weapon, and we’d all end up running from The Terminator. So yeah, Emily was kind of glad the druids were all hush-hush about the time traveler she was falling for. Still, it was frustrating.
Hoping for some answers, Emily opened the app Siobhan had put on her phone. Oh, it was named Time Management.
37 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 20, 2015
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About the author
Jane Stain
49 books137 followersJane was an actor at Paramount Ranch, California in 1988, doing the original Renaissance Pleasure Faire.
Los Angeles is her home town.
She is in her fifties and has been influenced by the writing of Diana Gabaldon, Isaac Asimov, Anne McCaffrey, and many more great authors.
Jane Stain is a pen name.
Los Angeles is her home town.
She is in her fifties and has been influenced by the writing of Diana Gabaldon, Isaac Asimov, Anne McCaffrey, and many more great authors.
Jane Stain is a pen name.
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April 7, 2015
It hasn't gotten any better. The second book was just as childish as the first.
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