The Third
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  • Reads 20
  • Votes 2
  • Parts 1
  • Time 58m
Ongoing, First published Feb 29, 2016
The Third ~ The best things always come in 3's don't they? 
"A short twisted, total mind F***!" -E.H. 
Keegan has a long list of things to worry about in life, but LOVE is dead last on that list. Trying to figure out how and why you keep disappearing and ending up in different parts of the country. 
Coupled with how it all ties into The 3rd has to take precedence. 
Even when you would rather just fall in love and be normal. Sometimes the strange universe has bigger plans for you than your usual dark, back alley deals and stripper girlfriends. Something more is always at work, and running from it just does not seem to be working anymore. 
Where will Keegan end up next? Will the Third Sight finally become a useful tool or are all the twists and turns life throws going to be too much to bare? The best things in life always come in 3's don't they!? 
"The Third, a first step in paranormal shorts by J.W. Snootz is bound in the tradition of Stephen King, with the twists and turns of Dean Koontz, and a thought provoking laid out ending like the great John Grisham. Eclectic style and leaves you clamoring for more." Author L.S.
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