Neutron bombs wipe out much of the world's drinkable water.

For the next several years, survivors exist in deplorable conditions, and their rations

are dwindling.

One woman arises from the camp, determined to improve conditions. Charlotte is ready to do whatever it takes

to ensure clean water for her fellow survivors. Water is almighty. Whoever controls the water

rules the world. Can Charlotte prevent the power from falling into the wrong hands?

Weird Darkness Publishing Presents Working for H2O by Sarah Faith.

Now available in paperback, Kindle, and audiobook versions on Amazon, and at weirddarkness.com.

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Jackal Legs was an interesting and kind individual who met a sad end. Locals tell his body is buried in the graveyard of the Holy Trinity Church in Weston,

UK. Two stones that are 14 feet apart mark the end and foot of his grave. Some say

jacko legs was so tall people had to bend his corpse before placing him in his grave.

Enduring stories of the 14-foot Hartfordshire giant Jack O'Legs have been passed down through generations, and there is

truly something captivating about this tall man who, according to legend, lived in a cave

in a wood at Weston near the medieval town of Baldock.

As the legend tells, Jacko Legs, who used to steal from the rich and give to the poor,

was a well-liked person in a village, which is why he is so often called Hartfordshire's

Robin Hood.

It's unknown exactly when Jacko Leggs lived, but it was hundreds and hundreds

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