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    Longa Knights Arounda Tables: John Calleghan, #2
    Longa Knights Arounda Tables: John Calleghan, #2
    Longa Knights Arounda Tables: John Calleghan, #2
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    Longa Knights Arounda Tables: John Calleghan, #2

    By Andrew McArthur

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    Meanwhile back at the restaurant...

     

    Ssseth was amused...

    John was curious...

    Fast Eddie was chewing chicken...

    The waiter blanched...

    Then the Jerk hit the fan. This was a serious error on his part.

     

    They're back, and this time...

    Anna's been kidnapped, and it's up to the guys from GREENFEES to get her back! Of course Azzzoux's sudden attack of puberty doesn't help things much...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBenevolent Elephant Press
    Release dateApr 14, 2020
    ISBN9781393316862
    Longa Knights Arounda Tables: John Calleghan, #2
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    Andrew McArthur

    Andrew McArthur has been writing for a while now; books, short stories, music and sundry. He is currently recording some tunes and working on his fifth book, a Non-Fiction effort. He lives in Canada with his lovely wife Lisa and their two silly dogs.

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