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Chapter 134 - Ambush
Sian FlemingMy story got advertised on the opening page of the app!!! :-o I can't believe it, that has never happened before, and I am so grateful now it has. I just want to thank everyone who has taken the time to read my work, commented, left likes or reviews. Your support has meant so much to me and has really helped my story to grow. <3 We're coming to the end of the book, the final fight against Red Dawn. I really hope I do it justice and you all love it. <3
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