Try Not To Panic

By Tom Dillon

When Dan finds a notepad covered in strange symbols, he doesn't know what to make of it. When it kills his best friend, things get bad. When his friend comes back to life, things get downright strange.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tom Dillon
• Release date: Aug 25, 2010
• ISBN: 9781452351957

Tom Dillon

Tom Dillon lives in Olympia, Washington with his awesome wife and an assortment of cats, ducks, and dogs. When he isn’t busy writing or reading, you can find him riding his bike, working wood, or rock climbing.

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Try Not To Panic

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Try Not To Panic

One of the few advantages to working retail was that I could steal office supplies, whose value in all likelihood far exceeded my paycheck. At first I worried that I might be caught, that they might be watching. Of course, to justify that sort of expense, there would have to be some sort of office supply racket, Office Depot