Without Courage
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  • Parts 25
  • Time 5h 22m
  • Reads 23
  • Votes 2
  • Parts 25
  • Time 5h 22m
Complete, First published Oct 04, 2018
Your name is Marin, but you prefer that people call you Cassidy. Why? Well, that's just one more thing the people in your life want to ask but never do. You don't really like people, so they tend to stay away from you, but, one day, these two idiots get lost in a forest.

Not the most dramatic beginning to any story, I'll admit, but who said beginnings had to be dramatic? Besides, you've had enough drama in your life already.

So why not add some more?



Join Marin as he deals with the ever-smiling Kodi, nosy Elizabeth, talkative Christian, perceptive Alaster, mysterious Iris, and the creepy Creeps as they suffer through miscommunication, no communication, invisible bad guys, and the end of the world as we know it but not really.


Trigger warning: Death. Torture. Death. And more death.

(Part of the MC chronicles -each can be read alone and in any order)
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This is the first story I've ever written that I actually planned on finishing and I love it even though it's kinda terrible.
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