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Chris Smith
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Back in the saddle
After a busy 2023, which was spent studying for my PGCE, and then some slackness in the first few months of 2024, I'm back in the saddle once more and busy with Book 18.
This follows the adventures of a brand new character, Special Marshal Logan James. He's big, he's bad, and he's kicking ass!
I'm almost 20 000 words in and hoping to get this book finished in the next few weeks. Read more of this blog post »
This follows the adventures of a brand new character, Special Marshal Logan James. He's big, he's bad, and he's kicking ass!
I'm almost 20 000 words in and hoping to get this book finished in the next few weeks. Read more of this blog post »
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An interesting, no-holds-barred look at trading which strips it down to the bare bones and gives you insights on how to succeed. The quizzes are a big help in testing your knowledge and upskilling yourself!
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Hi, James. No he didn't, but that's okay. It's easy to miss comments on here and I don't think you get notified about them. His points were valid, alt
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Feb 15, 2021 06:50AM
William wrote: "Which of your stories would be a good introduction to your work?" Hi William. Steve Savage, Bounty Hunter would be a good introduction to my work. It's the first in a series of books about Steve Savage and his adventures.
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Which of your stories would be a good introduction to your work?
