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Charmed I'm Sure | Elliott James

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John Charming. Ex knight. Current monster hunter. When Tom Morris encounters a naked man walking along the interstate with no memory of how he got there, the smart thing to do is drive away. The only problem is, Tom Morris has secrets of his own. Like the fact that he comes from a long line of witch finders, monster slayers, and enchantment breakers, or that his real name is Charming. John Charming. This is a short story from contemporary fantasy author, Elliott James, within his Pax Arcana world. The first of his novels, Charming and Daring, are available now. Word count: ~6,900 Other Pax Arcana Short Fiction: Charmed I'm Sure Don't Go Chasing Waterfalls Pushing Luck Surreal Estate Dog-Gone Bulls Rush In Talking Dirty

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Charmed I'm Sure | Elliott James

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This is the only novella in the Pax Arcana series I've read so far but I appreciate the additional story. It fills in some of the details of what happens prior to the first book in the series. I recommend reading this closer to the first book, it will make more sense.

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