Notes from the VR Pod - Aaron Jay

CHAPTER 2     The last time I had walked these streets with someone, it had been with Jude, my ex-best friend. One upside of going to my father’s was that I could avoid heading back to my apartment, where I half hoped and half dreaded I might run into Jude. He had betrayed me. I had killed him. Given that he had betrayed me in reality and I had only killed him in the Game, I think he was still the son of a bitch between the two of us. So, even finding out that the world might be ending again has its silver linings. It is the perfect excuse to avoid unpleasant social interactions. On the other hand, some self-destructive part of me wanted to confront him. He had been my best friend. Setting Jude aside, I thought of another happy aspect to GM Pulling’s revelation. If we all died, I thought I could also claim to have won my bet with Maya. I wouldn’t have lost anyway. I could claim I went out a winner. Our journey through the empty city was quiet. Both of us were consumed with

Thank you all for your patience.  The book is done and almost finished in editing and the cover is being refined.  I should have it out on Amazon in the next few weeks.  Here are the first chapters for you in the meantime. CHAPTER 1     Behind me was the hidden entrance to my old home, a brutal instance I had been trapped in for weeks. In front of me was an unexplored savage wilderness. Whatever you tell yourself, home is where you spend most of your time. If it is at the office, that is home. If you spend your life with your nose in a book, then books are your home. It turns out that my home had, until just a few minutes ago, been the Mines of Madness! Or, as I often thought of it, that stinking prison where I had murdered my best friend. I hated that pit, but a lot of people hate it at home so that doesn’t change anything. Lots of people also can’t escape their home situation so that didn’t disqualify my dungeon for home status either. Before the world ended, video