Anyone read these yet?

[bellatrys]

Dragonspell by Donita Paul, published by WaterBrook PressSaw the set in Barnes & Nobles the other day but was on my way out & didn't have time to skim them. This is the Random House offshoot that published that "coming Apocalypse/War with Islam" book that I posted about a few weeks ago, btw. Just curious if anyone's yet had a chance to investigate

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[anonymous]

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[deiseach]

Would you be any relation to the Scottish lawyer (ahem) that emailed my place of employment offering to cut us in on a juicy bequest that would otherwise only go to the Government since the legatees had all unfortunately pre-deceased?

Something in the neighbourhood of $48 million USD, if I recall correctly. My goodness, the Scots reputation for frugality outdoes itself!

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[fledgist]

It sounds as if Scotland has moved to Nigeria.

You mean it's not legit?

[deiseach]

But - but - but he said he was a lawyer!

A *Scottish* lawyer! What could be more upright and trustworthy?

Promising me untold riches! Well, 40% of $48,000,000 U.S. dollars, which comes to *tries to work it out on fingers, gives up* rather a lot, anyway!

Oh, no! Woe is me! My trust has been cruelly abused!

Good job I didn't provide details as requested, eh? And how do our Scottish comrades like this slur on the fair repute of their noble land?

Re: You mean it's not legit?

[fledgist]

Lawyers, I suspect, are much the same around the world. So, indeed, are fraudsters. (One Irish scambaiter persuaded a Nigerian fraudster to fill out an 'official Irish government form' E-Jit. And the eejit did it.

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