The Return!

Hello Friends!

Well what can I say? A lot has happened since I last talked to you lovely readers! I have been MIA for no reason other than pure laziness which I can say is incredibly addictive. But enough is enough and it's time to make a come back into the blogging world (because I have a face for radio)! So watch this space! The reviews will come back (hopefully) better than ever and I plan on including my own original micro/short stories as well! There's nothing quite like the magic of story telling and I think everyone could use a little bit of magic in their life at the moment!

So I'll see you real soon!

-JordanTheTiger

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