XGeneration, Books 1-3: You Don't Know Me, The Watchers, and Silent Generation
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“Nothing is lost,” Reginald whispered to himself as the late-day sun slipped from view. “Nothing’s lost.”
He was pulled from his thoughts of Madelyn and his son by a girl who separated from the crowded jungle gym and joined the family on the bench. She was the same size as the boy, had the same twisted, feathery hair, but her round eyes glinted with mischief. The man and woman scooted apart to make room for her. Her brother giggled when she began to tickle him.
Twin sister, Reginald thought with mixed emotions.
He stood with his cane and threw a long limping shadow toward the chain-link fence that ran alongside Amsterdam Avenue.
Maybe one day he would find his.
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Acknowledgements
I had the pleasure and good fortune to work with a truly special group in transforming XGeneration from concept to reality. Heartfelt thanks go to my beta readers; to the talented Damonza for the spot-on cover design; to the folks at Red Adept Publishing for their stellar job editing and proofreading, with special thanks to Michelle and Kelly; and to Sharlene Magnarella, who helped with final proofing. Naturally, any errors and inelegance that remain are this author’s and this author’s alone. He can be a stubborn S.O.B.