The Game
by June Faramore
Price: $0.99 USD. 5310 words.
Published on June 29, 2011. Fiction.
Lucas White can't get away from his memories of Traska and The Bar. While at a skating party with his young niece Cassie, Lucas is hit by the fruit again, and transported to a game of life and death.
Location: United States
Member Since: Nov. 05, 2010
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June Faramore
Biography
I write whimsical fantasy, trangressional fiction, poetry, and songs. Cheese is good, and I like stepping on the cracks in the sidewalk.
Where to find June Faramore online
Website: http://houseofharnoeth.com
Twitter: junestormcrow
Blog: http://junefaramore.wordpress.com
Twitter: junestormcrow
- junestormcrow: @SLLeftUnity @VirtualWriters Tuesdays at one. Sorry bout last week, lost track of days and didn't realize it conflicted with boy's bday.
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Blog: http://junefaramore.wordpress.com
Books
The Bar
by June Faramore
Price: Free! 2080 words. Published on January 7, 2011. Fiction.
(3.25 from 4 reviews)
Lucas White is an average office slave looking to blow off steam at his favorite hangout until he gets sucked into a world of bar fights and flaming beer.
Price: Free! 2080 words. Published on January 7, 2011. Fiction.
(3.25 from 4 reviews) Lucas White is an average office slave looking to blow off steam at his favorite hangout until he gets sucked into a world of bar fights and flaming beer.
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Smashwords book reviews by June Faramore
- Down the Ocean
on Sep. 14, 2011
A fast paced story with enjoyable, believable characters. The twists in the plot kept me reading. I would recommend to anyone looking for a quick, summer themed read. The shining point for me was the dialogue. It is hard to do teenage banter, but Mr. Falls really succeeds with it. Lots of snappy comebacks.