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It's time for Chapter 9 of Liberation! The collaboration with the fantastic Zoe Storm - she writes, I make the art.

Hans is back in "prince mode" and is putting what he learned in disguise as Florence to good use. But will his uncle, the Duke, see it that way? And although Hans keeps training as hard as Will and Bert, for some reason his martial training isn't going as well as he'd hoped...

Zoe and I are having a blast. Hope you are, too!

As usual, in the attachments you'll find two formats:

📱 EPUB (for your Kindle/phone)📄 PDF (classic!)

As ever, we’d love to hear your thoughts! 💕

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Crystal Peaches

I love the fact that this story is taking time to unfold. It allows the characters to breath and thus for us to care about them , and the artwork which is exquisitely perfect. Wonderful read

Ping

I may have read too fast, but arent pages 7 and 8 backwards ? Cheers

Pet Jeffery

This is really weird. Zoe emailed me about the new episode. I went to Zoe's Patreon and downloaded it. Then I emailed it to my Kindle library. When I'd sent the email, I saw that Emory had also emailed me a link to the new episode. For whatever reason, I looked at it on Emory's Patreon pretty well straight away, and I was astonished to see that three people had already read it and commented. How is it possible to read it and comment in the time it takes me to download it and send it to my Kindle library? Admittedly, I'm 80 and slowing down, while the world seems to be speeding up. But, even so, how can anybody read it and comment in the time it takes me just to download it and email it?

Gemma

Love the gradual progression in this story as Hans seems to be unconsciously gravitating towards feminine aspects that have been slowly developing. Interesting to see his red face and suggestion of some confusing feelings he is beginning to experience arising within him when lying on top of Will in the last scene.

Ping

Hi, for what it's worth, if you count me in the early commenters, it was pretty fortuitous that I looked at my phone's notification for Emory's post right as it was published. So as I had some free time ahead of me I just read it directly on the Patreon's app, got confused by two pages being swapped in order, and waited a few minutes to check if anybody else was willing to point that out. Then I commented it myself just in case. So no superpower there, just a case of good timing and I admit eagerness to see the story... progress.

Pet Jeffery

It's nice to see someone using 'fortuitous' correctly. A lot of people seem to think that it's a synonym for 'fortunate'. My phone has too small a memory for a Patreon app. And my computer takes ages to open the pdf files if I haven't downloaded them. So, I downloaded both the epub and pdf files. I looked at the latter to see Emory's artwork and sent the former to my Kindle library. If I'd done much more with the pdf than look at the pictures, I suppose that I might have noticed that the pages were in the wrong order quite quickly, although not as quickly as you did.