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Chuggie and the Bleeding Gateways

Mischief, Mayhem, Want, and Woe

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Chuggie and the Bleeding Gateways

By: Brent Michael Kelley
Narrated by: Carl Moore
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Chuggie, the perpetually intoxicated embodiment of drought, returns for another adventure in Chuggie and the Bleeding Gateways.

It's been five days since the Desecration of Stagwater, and our hero has work to do. With the help of some ghostly new cronies, he searches for a lost little boy, explores a new world, and does his drunken best to avoid the clutches of pursuing Steel Jacks. What are the secrets of the bone dagger he carries? What allies and enemies will he find in the wilderness? Where will he get more booze? In the second installment of Mischief, Mayhem, Want, and Woe, Brent Michael Kelley takes us through the Bleeding Gateways to the strange horrors beyond.

©2013 Brent Kelley (P)2017 Brent Kelley Dystopian Occult Scary Science Fiction Fiction

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