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Bits and Pieces: Tales and Sonnets | Jas T. Ward

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After demands of thousands of fans in various social medias, author Jas T. Ward releases Bits and Pieces: Tales and Sonnets (Volume 1) due to popular demand. A collection of poems, short stories woven with laughter, tears, horror and suspense, the author has finally granted what the fans have wanted for years. Known for twists and darkness, as well as humor, this collection will not let old or new fans down. There is something to delight them both. Also included- A BONUS: A Prelude to the author's upcoming series- The Shadow-Keepers Series. Included is the novella that kicks off Book One in the Series: Sweet Madness, which is the story of wildly popular character, Reno Sundown. Bits and Pieces, as demanded by Twiz.

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Bits and Pieces: Tales and Sonnets | Jas T. Ward

I asked the previous Director (here 47 years) if she knew if we had any more clips for holding up shelves. She said she thought there was a box on the top shelf in the kitchen that might have had some. I had my (taller) husband look and we found this accurately labeled box 😂
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Suet624 47 years. That‘s amazing. 7y

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