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Surreal Estate | Elliott James

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John Charming. Ex knight. Current monster hunter. The line between reality and dream is never entirely clear under the best of circumstances...and when John Charming finds himself being hunted through a nightmare house, it is far from the best of circumstances. 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: ~4,100 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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Surreal Estate | Elliott James

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I'm not sure where this story falls in the timeline of the books. The other novellas were easier to pinpoint and there's no reference to other characters or events to help. It's the best one of the novellas so far, though. Also, there's a reference to Clue and King Arthur - and a reminder that names are powerful.

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