Well, by ordering the Ghost and the Burbs T-shirts, you all raised $1,580 for the prison book program.

That's $1,580 worth of books, knowledge, distraction, for people who would otherwise not have access.

I cannot thank you enough.

I cannot tell you how happy that makes me.

And to celebrate, I match the donation, but not for the prison book program.

Because you were also generous with that charity and said,

I took some of the money I make on Patreon and donated 500 to the Wellesley Food Pantry and a thousand to the greater Boston Food Bank.

Scary times are getting scarier and there is no reason for anyone to ever miss a meal.

Don't let those freaks in charge convince you otherwise.

Thank you everyone who bought a t-shirt.

I truly appreciate it and they should be shipped by November 12th, so keep an eye out for the mail. Now, I plan to share the conclusion of this story

today, but as I've mentioned, I didn't really have a plan for where Theo was headed, and it turns out

that I'll need

one more installment to properly tell her story. I also thought this was just going to be a

cozy paranormal mystery when the story began, but it turns out, Thia is my first attempt at a cozy

paranormal romance mystery. Once I realized Henry had an uncanny resemblance to Tom Selleck in the cinematic masterpiece

her alibi, I realized we'd shifted subgenre.

So now, not only do we need to wrap up a monster mystery, we also have to figure out

where Thea and Henry end up.

All right, let's get to it.

Here's Thea, Part 4.

Thea dialed Bruce's number the second she got back into her car.

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