Trying to Forget (Harlem's Deck 18)

By Paul Smith

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The city of Neppon drifts through the shallows, where the walls circling the mortal realm are thin. Here the daemons gather out of the surrounding night, drawn by its promise of candle flame warmth.

As the election for the city's mayoral office approaches, one man stands head and shoulders above the other candidates. His reputation? A bastion for everything that is good and honest, in a world beset from all sides by horrors. But Jaret Roscan carries a secret. A secret that could bring ruin to his political career, and chaos to his beloved city.

One person carries the key to his salvation. The question is, will they come forward in his hour of need?

Harlem's Deck; a story in instalments. Keep your hand close to your chest...

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Come across 'Harlem's Deck' for the first time? Check out 'Harlem's Deck: First Hand', which collates the first twelve episodes of Elliot and Jaret's story.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Paul Smith
• Release date: Jun 26, 2015
• ISBN: 9781310909528

Paul Smith

PAUL SMITH is a dedicated father of two and an expert trainer in leadership and storytelling techniques. As the author of the popular Lead with a Story, he has seen his work featured in The Wall Street Journal, Time, Forbes, The Washington Post, Success, and Investor's Business Daily, among others.

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Harlem's Deck 18: Trying to Forget.

By Paul Smith.

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Harlem's Deck 18: Trying to Forget.

Paul Smith

Copyright 2014 Paul Smith

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This is a work of fiction. Any similarity to people, places or events is purely coincidental, and bears no malicious intent.

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'For your inner Goth.'

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Author's note:

This story is part of a greater whole, titled Harlem's Deck. I'm publishing it in instalments on deviantART, with a synchronous release on Smashwords for anyone wishing to read it on an e-reader.

If you have come across this interlude and would like to find the rest of the