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Jason Herne Hi all! I'm Jason Herne, and I'm building an ARC team for my debut novel, Forever and a Game, releasing October 1st, from Folded Page Press. You get a free copy of the book in the hopes you'll leave an honest review when you're done reading.

If you like emotional, character-driven stories with a little mystery and suspense then this opportunity might be for you.

- Found family, unexpectedly
- Equal parts heartwarming & devastating
- Guarded man, thawing
- Adorkable child and adult characters

If you're interested, comment below, message me, or email me at jason@JasonJHerne.com and I'll get you set up.
79k words, 280 pages. PDF, ePub, Kindle/Kobo/Apple/other formats available.

Thanks for reading this far. I'm genuinely excited to share Sam and Felicity's journey with you. It has been four years in the making. :)

FULL BLURB:
He was denied his childhood. Hers was slipping away.
A deck of cards brought them together.

When Sam meets Felicity—his boss's eleven-year-old daughter—he recognizes what everyone else has missed. Beneath the nonstop chatter and the endless questions is a bright, lonely kid the whole world has quietly given up on. Even her own parents.

Sam knows that feeling, so he does what none of the adults in her life will. He looks out for her. They bond over Mystic Forest, a whimsical trading card game that gives them both something they've been missing. A chance to feel like kids again.

But outside their games, Sam's obsession with a problem at work could cost him his job. He stumbles onto a malfunction that shouldn't be possible, and he can't let it go. Then a new danger surfaces, closer to home. Felicity's home. Her family is falling apart, and she's the one who'll suffer. No one has her back.

“I wish you were my dad.”

Sam has spent a lifetime learning to look away. Not this time.


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