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Book 14 followup and 15 update

Hello All,

Slight oopsy and book #14 wasn't in KDP Select aka Kindle Unlimited for some reason. It's a checkbox that I know I hit but ya know, oh well. It's fixed now.

Sorry whoever out there was mashing their head against the keyboard wondering why book book 1-13 was on KU and 14 wasn't. I don't know your name, but hats off to you for mashing through book #13 like a champ! I wish I could see what you liked about it but you read it through solid apparently, so must have been decent ;)

Book 15 still in the works. It's going to be massive. By far the most characters introduced. Basically cramming in every single type of character I hadn't made yet that I find interesting in the most asked for setting. It'd better be massive also! I want my second "season" of books to be of comperable size which means this book has to be like two pretty beefy books in one. And you're in luck because it's going to have like 8 arcs, har har!

"What was the city like during the collapse?"

Well this book hopes to finally directly answer that instead of beating around it like the last 14 books did. Also hopefully this'll answer it in an interesting way instead of ramming it down everyone's throat.

I'd spoil the characters if I thought anyone read this. :-)

Suffice it to say, if there was some character you'd been like, "Damn I wish ______ had been in the story" this will be your book. :)

Tentatively called "The Duel," between you and me, the book's named "The Best of What's Left." :-)

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