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Crowns and Pawns (Book Two)
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  • Reads 227
  • Votes 47
  • Parts 22
  • Time 3h 28m
Ongoing, First published Nov 15, 2024
3 new parts
This is not the story of a boy swept up by fate.

This is the story of a man forged by it.
A man burned by betrayal, marked by gods, exiled by those he dared to trust.

Jesse was stolen from his world, shackled by prophecy, and shattered by love. Now, he burns. With questions. With vengeance. With a power he doesn't yet understand-and a fury he no longer wants to suppress.

But he is not alone.

Arrowen-the Spire who condemned him-now lies broken in his arms, bound to him by blood, duty, and a twist of cruel irony. She is his prisoner. His charge. His reminder. 

Oh, how cruelly the tables have turned.

As kingdoms fall and skies darken, Jesse must decide:

Will he accept the fate written for him- or rise from its ashes to write his own?
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NANCY DREW 8. NANCY'S MYSTERIOUS LETTER

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THIS STORY IS REWRITE OF ORIGINAL 1932 book Series 8. by Carolyn Keene In the late autumn after returning from Red Gate Farm on a day trip, Nancy and her friends enjoy hot cocoa and a snack at teatime. Postman Ira Dixon, nearing retirement, is invited inside, and leaves his mailbag in the vestibule, where it is stolen. Nancy is summoned by postal authorities, who accuse her of being involved in the theft, which threatens the postman's pension and career. In the meantime, she is invited to spend a weekend as a guest of Ned Nickerson at Emerson College, where a big football game will take place, and she prepares for the trip. Nancy encounters low-brow Mrs. "Sailor" Joe Skeets, who accuses her of wrongdoing due to her own missing letter containing money, stolen with the mailbag. Strangely, the letters are re-posted later. Nancy receives a letter from British solicitors informing her of a Nancy Smith Drew, sought as the heiress of an estate there. Nancy has no middle name or initial and she searches for her namesake. The primary suspect becomes Edgar Dixon, the half brother of her mail carrier, a flashy man in a yellow coat. Mrs. Skeets provides a clue, as does George Fayne, and Nancy discovers her counterpart is visiting faculty at Emerson. Ned performs well in the big game, during which Nancy sees the suspect in the stadium. Nancy tries to make contact with Nancy S. Drew.