Pactwebserial.wordpress.com Website Review

Blake Thorburn was driven away from home and family by a vicious fight over inheritance, returning only for a deathbed visit with the grandmother who set it in motion.   Blake soon finds himself next in line to inherit the property, a trove of dark supernatural knowledge, and the many enemies his grandmother left behind her in the small town of Jacob’s Bell. Pact is the second undertaking of Wildbow (J.C. McCrae in real life) following the completion of the popular superhero web serial Worm time on Tuesdays and Saturdays, 12:01am, eastern standard time.  Chapters are grouped into arcs, five to ten chapters that cover a single theme or substory, with side content appearing between arcs.  It now joins Worm as a finished work, having run for a little over a Any resemblance to real people, things or places is coincidental.  Pact is liable to be dark, given the author’s tendencies & style.  Though efforts are made to treat all ma*ure subjects with the gravitas it deserves, young and emotionally vulnerable readers are advised to skip over this story.  Expect violence and foul language, and know that se* may well happen, though it will occur ‘offscreen’. Pact is generally aimed at readers aged eighte*n or older, acknowledging that some younger people are more than capable of handling the aforementioned material and topics, while some older people can’t.  Use your own judgement, because you know yourself J.C. McCrae can be contacted at [email protected] for the time being.  I would prefer that fans use the comment section rather than Typo: “Though efforts are made to treat all ma*ure subjects with the gravitas it deserves” -> ‘they deserve’ Oh, also, the WordPress theme looks really strange when one posts a comment on a short post like this – the white-yellow-ish sidebar ‘a’ – you’re adorable ‘b’ – you’re so beautiful ‘c’ – you’re so cute and full of charm ‘d’ – you’re a darling ‘e’ – you’re exciting ‘f’ – you’re a feather in my arms