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The Woodward Academy, Year 4

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2015-Oct-13 @ 5:07 AM
Bridget
Barmaid
Member since 2006-Sep-9
Posts: 703

Woodward Academy, Year 4, The

As David enters his fourth year at the Academy, he continues to work towards becoming a Potions Master.  Meanwhile, a strange set of thefts besets the school, and the lack of clues leads some to believe David is responsible.  In order to clear his name, David must find the thief.


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2021-Aug-3 @ 2:26 AM
Johnny5
Tipsy
Member since 2021-Jul-17
Posts: 1

Hello Eric, I am currently reading The Woodward Academy - on year 4.  Just wanted to send a quick note and say that I am thoroughly enjoying what you've put together.
Thanks for your efforts and keep up the good works.  This is the first story I've read of yours and I'm sure when I finish I'll try another.  Have a great day,
-johnny

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2021-Aug-3 @ 2:36 AM
Eric Storm
Pub Owner
Member since 2006-Sep-13
Posts: 5575

Thanks for the feedback.  I'm glad you're enjoying the story.

Eric Storm


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