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Novel: The Trials Of Elijah Marcus Ash
Genre: Adventure
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About bkvagnini

Location: Tallahassee, Fl

Home Region:
USA :: Florida :: Tallahassee

Age:39

Website: http://www.greymatterideas.com

Favorite writers: Eoin Colfer

Favorite music: whatever I have in the CD player...gotta have headphones, though

Non-noveling interests: Music, Computers, Web Design

Joined: October 29, 2007

This Year: Official Participant

NaNoWriMo History:
'07 '08

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Synopsis: The Trials Of Elijah Marcus Ash

It started out one way...then took a sharp left turn...Not one of my better efforts...sorry...trying to fix it to make it more interesting...

Excerpt: The Trials Of Elijah Marcus Ash

“Do you think that I could arrange a meet with him.? Who’s he report to?” She asked.

Wes replied, after swallowing the mouthful of sweet and sour chicken, ”That’s just it, Sam. He doesn’t report to anyone. He exists in the same markets and the same line of work, but he’s outside of their influence. They’re scared of him. They don’t want to have anything to do with him. It’s easier for them to let him do what he wants to do, because he’s not bothering any of their properties.”

Sam mused on this for a moment, then asked “Well, what if he DOES, get into their business? What do they do then? Do you think that you could play a part for me? I need you to break into their records and leave traces that point to Kosta, almost like”

“Almost like he’s horning in on their operations. They’ll be livid. They’ll need a fixer .” Wes finished.

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