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On a hot June night, the little men show up with a chilling warning: The monkeys are coming...and they're out for Dorothy's blood!
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Life is pretty simple for smalltown farm girl Dorothy Gilliam. But that's all about to change, honey.
(**Like "Wizard of Oz,"...
foydavisart
Thank you so much, Panda - I'm thrilled to hear you're enjoying it! I posted the second part just a few minutes ago, so I'd love to hear what you think! ;)
mlayne
The monkey is scary. Love this so far!
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Nightfall brings a terrible reckoning. The Queen appears, exacting a plan that leaves Rook with no choice but to fight.
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As Rook is questioning whether to deliver Ori to the Queen, an ominous warning from a familiar face leads him to realize the...
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After the Silver Thimble massacre, Rook has grabbed the only piece of proof left of them - a young Gypsy girl named Ori. On the...
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The Rook is sent to the ramshackle town of Deadpan to find the current whereabouts of a Gypsy clan, the Silver Thimble. Needless...
KeillyP 8 months ago
I felt for poor Dorothy when she realised Tyler didn't ask her out on a date and I loved how the explosion at the end made her whole world burst into colour. The monkeys making others turn into them via cuts/their blood reminds me of the Fringe porcupine virus and the rage virus in 28 Days Later
foydavisart 8 months ago
Keilly! Thanks for reading! You picked up on a lot of elements here. I definitely had a rage virus/Fringe infection in mind with the monkeys and how they "recruit" other monkeys (side note, I'm still bummed we didn't see Seth's acting chops in a full-blown porcupine transformation, but I'm also glad he got to stay human.) A friend convinced me to consider having the otherworldly color "explode" onto the page, and I loved that, since Dorothy's world will never be the same. I love that you picked up on that metaphor!