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    Delinquent's Survival Guide To The End Of The World
    Delinquent's Survival Guide To The End Of The World
    Delinquent's Survival Guide To The End Of The World
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    Delinquent's Survival Guide To The End Of The World

    By Edua Erasmus

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    Justin and Jason are delinquent friends in a small boring town where nothing ever happens... Until the day a nuclear explosion goes off just outside of town.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEdua Erasmus
    Release dateApr 27, 2016
    ISBN9781310240119
    Delinquent's Survival Guide To The End Of The World
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    Edua Erasmus

    I'm 34 years young, from South Africa and when I sit down to write, I don't write straight-forward stories (pun intended).A book should do two things to a reader:1) take your imagination on a journey2) have a bit of eye-candy on the cover...and I hope I succeed in this.My stories are hard to classify as they doesn't stick to just one genre and though I don't write erotica, some stories (like "Delinquent's Survival Guide") does contain some M2M action for the reader's enjoyment.As always, if you enjoyed my work please leave a review as it's like applause to a writer.Be sure to follow on Facebook for updates.

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      Delinquent's Survival Guide To The End Of The World - Edua Erasmus

      DELINQUENT’S SURVIVAL GUIDE TO THE END OF THE WORLD

      By Edua Erasmus

      Published by Edua Erasmus

      Smashwords edition

      Copyright 2016 Eduard Joseph Erasmus

      This is a work of fiction. The events and characters described herein are imaginary and are

      not intended to refer to specific places or living persons. Any resemblance to any person or

      persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

      All Rights Reserved

      The right of the writer to be identified as the author of this work has been asserted by him under the South African Copyright Act of 1978 (as amended).

      Chapter One

      It was a Saturday like any other; best friends Jason and Justin were watching TV in the den of Justin’s house like they do every Saturday. Though they were both ballsy, Justin was the daring one whose tumultuous way of life influenced a more impressionable Jason. He never learned to say no – not that he wanted to say no and miss out on the immature mischief - and always followed Justin’s lead into doing insane or dumb things that eventually landed them in juvie when they were twelve.

      Six years later they still haven’t learned that sometimes ‘boys being boys’ is not the best excuse for flooding the school, turning a car on its roof or whatever god-awful thoughts popped into Justin’s head.

      They met in pre-school at the age of 5 while Justin tried to teabag another kid in the sandpit and the two of them hit it off immediately. Being inseparable, some people even mistook them for brothers purely for the fact that Jason spent more time over at Justin’s than at his own house.

      The two of them were in trouble more times than they were in class and that’s just the way Jason preferred it. He loved spending every moment of the day with his best friend despite his father telling him that Justin was a bad influence and that he was squandering the talents God gave him – not that the deadbeat drunk could point fingers at him. Jason had an IQ of 123, but was just as lazy as Justin and hated school. He did, however, read a lot and most of the articles he read stuck with him.

      Justin stood five feet tall with his lean physique and had green eyes that complimented his blonde hair while Jason was a bit shorter, slimmer built and had dark brown hair with a patch of freckles over his nose – almost reminiscent of Chucky the evil killer doll.

      Yes, it was a Saturday like any other and the temperature was unbearable despite it almost being dusk and though the fan with its single tassel blew right onto their bare chests, it didn’t do much to elevate the heat.

      Jason found it hard to concentrate on the mindless cartoons they’ve been watching all day and toyed with the remote in his hand and every now and then found himself glancing over at the

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