Hey all, it's Jeffrey Kranor. Reviews are trickling in after the first week and they've been

real strong for our novel, You Feel It Just Below The Ribs. It is out and available wherever you

get your books and audiobooks. And for those of you who live outside of North America,

I recommend book depository for international shipping. We don't have any foreign rights sold yet,

so if you work for a UK publisher or any other country, really, maybe see if you have some sway.

Unfortunately, that means you can't easily get our ebooks or audiobooks outside of North America.

I would never tell you to try to use one of the many available workarounds, but there are lots of

ways. Wing? Okay, you feel it just below the ribs available now wherever you get your books. And

now here's episode seven.

8.30am on Sunday the 28th of October. Blood pressure 123 over 75.

Wrestling Heart Rate 71, Skin Ton Normal. Okay, so I've been trying to find out more about who

lived here around Granias House and if they died here. It wasn't that many people, kind of a

smaller offshoot of Ballon Roach more than a village in its own right. There was this street,

which was tiny, six terraced houses on each side, and another three or four streets like it,

with a couple of small shops for daily convenience and milk and bread and whatnot.

There wasn't much need for anything else for the town so nearby. Granias House was in the middle

of this street. I'm not certain, but I think it was called Lake Row. No idea why, because there's

no lake anywhere near us. I found a map of the area from before the reckoning. It's kind of

hard to match things up with how they are now, but I've done my best. There are a couple of photos too,

and matching those to the ones I found in Granias room, I'm starting to piece together the whole of

this area. I got all this on Friday by the way when I was in town. I got my library card. The

librarian Yaseña helped me find some clippings. Ballon Roach went about 12 years without a newspaper,

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