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The Trigger Circle eBook Series

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  • The Trigger Circle

    The Trigger Circle, #1

    by Stephen The Storyteller ...
    Series Book 1 - The Trigger Circle
    Progress is a staircase, not an escalator. But according to Dr. Arthur Evans, LMFT, his patients are rapidly sliding backward into the basement.Historic Doylestown, Pennsylvania, looks exactly like a picture-perfect postcard. But underneath the quaint charm lies a ticking time bomb of petty human rage. As a licensed therapist in a town on the absolute edge of sanity, Dr. Evans is trained to offer ... Read more

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  • Apathy and Other Small Victories

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  • Growing Up Next to The Mental

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  • Fireworks in the Rain

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  • What Ever Happened to Eddy Crane?

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  • Dr. Seuss: The Great Doodler

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  • Excuse Me?! (The Life of a Special Ed. Teacher)

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  • Being 50 is a Lot of Work

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    Turning 50 ain’t all it’s cracked up to be. Heck, it’s a lot of work! Your wife sees through all your excuses to get out of housework, and your kids have moved from bedtime stories to jokes about your bald spot. Sports aren’t nearly as fun when you’re huffing up a storm, and it looks like you’re gonna have to give up on that dream of playing in the Masters at Augusta. This deal’s no good at all! ... Read more

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