Flinging It
Table of Contents
Other Books from G Benson
Acknowledgements
CHAPTER ONE
CHAPTER TWO
CHAPTER THREE
CHAPTER FOUR
CHAPTER FIVE
CHAPTER SIX
CHAPTER SEVEN
CHAPTER EIGHT
CHAPTER NINE
CHAPTER TEN
CHAPTER ELEVEN
CHAPTER TWELVE
CHAPTER THIRTEEN
CHAPTER FOURTEEN
CHAPTER FIFTEEN
CHAPTER SIXTEEN
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN
CHAPTER NINETEEN
CHAPTER TWENTY
CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE
EPILOGUE
About G Benson
Other Books from Ylva Publishing
All the Little Moments
Wounded Souls
Crossing Lines
Fragile
Coming from Ylva Publishing
Not-So-Straight Sue
Heart Trouble
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Acknowledgements
To my Beta Reading Wonder Team: Erin, Katie, Katja, and Alex. Katie, you kept me motivated and talked over any idea I needed to. Katja, you kept my plot on track and helped shape Jack. Alex, you made sure Jack rang true. Erin, your feedback was as invaluable as ever and you helped me keep the character’s voices strong and distinct. You guys should be given half the credit and this story wouldn’t be half of what it is without your input. Thank you!
To Concha, because she had to deal with me disappearing into this book, yet supplied me with endless coffees and reminded me that sometimes I need to take a break.
To the YLVA team, as always. Michelle, editor extraordinaire, who sometimes thinks I’m funny and who catches my terrible grammar mistakes. To think I teach English as a second language… Astrid, the best publisher, project manager and friend. And for you, Steffi, because you have endless patience when it comes to formatting. I owe you at least one thousand Mythos beers. Genau.
CHAPTER ONE
Frazer was awake before sunrise on a Monday. A combination that was already exhausting. Yet screaming was echoing down the hallway, bouncing off walls to reverberate in her ears, making that combination even more painful.
The sound was enough to make a grown man cower. Sure enough, she spotted one doing just that before a closed door through which emerged the bloodcurdling screams. Frazer approached him and stifled a yawn. The man pressed his hands harder against his ears, his eyes screwed shut as if that could shut out the sound. The corridor was dim, the lights not yet on for the day.
Frazer waited to see if he’d look up. He didn’t, but a loud grunt from the other room made him wince. She tried to smother any amusement that may have appeared on her face.
“Sean?”
Nothing.
“Sean?” She raised her voice slightly. Still nothing. Frazer brushed his arm and he startled. Red eyes opened to stare at her. His mouth partly dropped open.
“Hey.” She grinned at him.
His shoulders sagged. “Frazer! I’m so glad you’re here. We knew we couldn’t guarantee we’d get you, even if you’d been with us from the beginning.”