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Club Hedgie (and Other Stories) - Among the Mythos

Ruthanne Reid

Editorial: Ruthanne Reid

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Note: All these stories are on my website! If you want to buy one to support my coffee habit, I'd be forever grateful.  
 
Club Hedgie 
This has nothing to do with anything, except that it's about a hedgehog who thinks he's a fairy, so maybe it's important after all. 
 
The Doctor Will See You Now 
A sleep-deprived elf prince. An open-minded doctor. Weird physical therapy. A terrible pun. 
 
Dante's Inferno 
A different take on the Princess and the Frog. I apologize for the pun in the title. (Pfft, who am I kidding? I apologize for nothing.)

Disponible desde: 01/08/2017.

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