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    Handyman for Hire: Witch's Path World, #1

    By N. E. Conneely

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    Logan had a perfectly good life, thank you very much, before the accident, before he was turned, before he woke up a vampire. These days he's an out-of-work handyman because Ellijay, Georgia, isn't exactly a thriving metropolis, and there isn't much work for a guy who's only available at night.


    He's spending yet another night at the graveyard, thinking of what was and what could have been and wishing life hadn't been so cruel, when a car wheezes into the parking lot. Logan may be down on his luck, but life isn't done with him. 

    Handyman for Hire is a stand-alone short story from the world of the Witch's Path series. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherN. E. Conneely
    Release dateOct 10, 2018
    ISBN9781386221951
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