Nancy Pennick
Taking Chances: A Waiting For Dusk Short Story
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(Fire & Ice Young Adult Books Sept. 25, 2014)
Hanging from the edge of a cliff wasn't the way Andrew Martin planned to start his day. He took a chance setting up his tripod too close to the canyon’s edge and now there he was, praying someone would come to the rescue. Luckily his good friend finds him and they head off to El Tovar for lunch. Andrew isn't done taking chances for the day. He hears about a new girl working at the restaurant. When he meets her, she’s all he can think about. It’s 1927 and the world has certain rules to follow. Does he dare break them to be with the girl of his dreams?
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"Taking Chances" is a 6,200 word short story taking place in the "Waiting For Dusk" universe. "Taking Chances" can be read either before or after "Waiting For Dusk" and is from Drew's point of view. We hope you enjoy!
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"Taking Chances" is a 6,200 word short story taking place in the "Waiting For Dusk" universe. "Taking Chances" can be read either before or after "Waiting For Dusk" and is from Drew's point of view. We hope you enjoy!
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