β Scribed by Little, Bentley
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
In DISPATCH , Little again deftly paints a world where Jason Hanford, as a youngster, learns the power of the written word. He then pens his way to freebies and pseudonymous fame, honing the art of persuasion. Then one day, Hanford receives a letter himself. βThis is for you,β the letter says, offering him his dream career. Hanford soon finds himself working for a mysterious company that allows him to use his talents to the fullest. Unfortunately, Hanford doesnβt know the true targets of his work, its possibly sinister purpose, nor the identity and motives of his βcompany.β And the fun begins.
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Tickets? Check. Sunglasses? Almost forgot. Run-down sneakers? Of course. Heartbreak and Identity Crisis? **Uh-oh.** **Cameron** is an impatient thrill-seeker. Her boyfriend, **Tanner,** is a horny player. **Maggie** is her concerned best friend. And then there's the rest of the crew: **Stephanie
### Review If there's a better horror novelist than Bentley Little working today then I don't know who it is. -- *\_*Los Angeles Times\_ ### Product Description Jason Handford has a real gift for writing letters that get results-from complaints to love letters to editorials. Then he's offered a j