Previous Chapters Recap of what’s happened so far and character summary Looking for the beginning? Chapter One CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED and FIVE Wednesday — 10:35 a.m. “Hey hon,” Blane said when Heather answered the phone. “Are you watching TV?” “No,” Heather said. “I was getting Mack ready for school. He was a little fussy this… Continue Reading
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Denver Cereal is a serial fiction set in uptown Denver, Colorado. It’s a sweet, but crunchy, addicting story about the Marlowe-Lipson family and their friends.
Denver Cereal – Chapter Two Hundred and Four : Fire
Previous Chapters Recap of what’s happened so far and character summary Looking for the beginning? Chapter One CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED and FOUR Wednesday morning — 6:45 a.m. Jeraine looked over at his father. He didn’t say a word when Jeraine got into the old truck. Bumpy just nodded and started driving. “You were going to… Continue Reading
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Denver Cereal – Chapter Two Hundred and Three : Interruption
Previous Chapters Recap of what’s happened so far and character summary Looking for the beginning? Chapter One Chapter 203 Monday night — 9:25 p.m. Tanesha pushed open the door to the penthouse den. The room was sweltering from the computers lined up and stacked along one entire wall of the room. The stale sweet odor… Continue Reading
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Denver Cereal – Chapter Two Hundred and Two : Get crackin’
Previous Chapters Recap of what’s happened so far and character summary Looking for the beginning? Chapter One CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED and TWO Monday morning — 6:40 a.m. As the RTD No. 20 bus approached their stop, Jeraine grabbed Tanesha’s sleeve and pulled her to him. “I love you,” he said. “I wish with all my… Continue Reading
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Denver Cereal – Chapter 201 : Change
Previous Chapters Recap of what’s happened so far and character summary Looking for the beginning? Chapter One CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED and ONE Sunday morning — 5:15 a.m. “Hey,” Aden sat down on the side of the bed next to Sandy. Sandy rolled over to look at him. She smiled. “I have to go in.” His… Continue Reading
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Denver Cereal – Chapter 200 : He said
Previous Chapters Recap of what’s happened so far and character summary Looking for the beginning? Chapter One CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED Saturday morning — 7:53 a.m. Westword reporter, Barton Gaston, opened his car door in the King Soopers parking lot. With his eyes never leaving the four-plex across the street, he slipped into the driver’s seat…. Continue Reading
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Why I volunteer for Living Water
As you probably know, to celebrate Denver Cereal’s 200th chapter, we’re running a fundraiser for Living Water for Girls! Erica Strickland joins us today to talk about why she volunteers her free time with Living Water for Girls, the recipient of our fundraising efforts. ______________ For a long time I have wanted to do some… Continue Reading
Denver Cereal – Chapter 199 : Forever
Previous Chapters Recap of what’s happened so far and character summary Looking for the beginning? Chapter One CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED and NINETY-NINE Chapter 199 Friday morning — 12:11 p.m. Ava and Seth sat at the kitchen bar talking to Maresol when the doorbell rang. Shifting around on his bar stool, Seth grimaced. “I can get… Continue Reading
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Denver Cereal – Chapter 198 : Coming home
Previous Chapters Recap of what’s happened so far and character summary Looking for the beginning? Chapter One CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED and NINETY-EIGHT Thursday night — 7:35 p.m. Jacob hung a damp dishtowel on the rack and looked around the large main kitchen, the center of life at the Castle. All the pans were clean and… Continue Reading
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Denver Cereal – Chapter One Hundred and Ninety Seven : Yesterday
Previous Chapters Recap of what’s happened so far and character summary Looking for the beginning? Chapter One Chapter 197 Thursday evening — 6:25 P.M “It’s time to tell Tanesha the truth,” Rodney Smith said. “Go ahead,” Gran raised an eyebrow in challenge. “You tell her the truth.” “It’s your story,” Rodney Smith said. “I… Continue Reading
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