The Legend of Ethni LeDoux by Linda Mims @boom_lyn #RRBC #Thriller

 

Some of the questions I had from Linda’s Neon Houses were answered in this prequel. Traveling with Ethni and seeing what she’s capable of was great to learn. While this is only a short, there’s so much in it to keep me entertained and waiting for the next installment.

I gave the Legend of Ethni LeDoux 5 Stars.

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