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Ken is coming out of quarantine, and ready to get back into the dating scene. He finds a new app from a company called Arctos, whose gimmick seems to be blind dates--only it turns out the app as much more in store for him than that.
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2,555 |
7/1/21 |
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In this stand-alone entry, Alex finds himself wondering if there's a place for him in Pigtown--too old to be a cub, too inexperienced to be a proper bear. A member of the House of Brand offers him an opportunity, and a new home.
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4,676 |
6/16/21 |
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A young fellow receives a sample plug-in air freshener in the mail from a mysterious company, promising to change his world with a powerful combination of scents.
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2,559 |
5/4/21 |
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A stand alone story, no need to read the rest of the series for this one. A young businessman finds a new boss on the streets of Pigtown.
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3,457 |
4/17/21 |
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The son of a member of the Pig Squad has noticed his father acting strangely, and one night, he sees too much. The good doctor decides the squad could always use more members.
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2,104 |
4/14/21 |
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John thinks he's found a pretty sweet gig, working at a hotel while he goes to school. However, the professor who got him the job thinks he'd be more suited for a different position altogether.
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4,130 |
4/2/21 |
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Barry, Kyle and Dennis are all dissatisfied with their suburban lives, and each finds what they are looking for in Pigtown. However, none of them understand the costs of entry.
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24,930 |
3/30/21 |
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A single human knight has an opportunity to stop the advance of an Orcish horde. However, he soon learns that he is perhaps not the paragon of strength he imagined he was.
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2,057 |
3/16/21 |
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Two old friends, their current partners, and a few of their acquaintances all find themselves in Pigtown on a fateful Friday night.
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18,289 |
2/20/21 |
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Brandon receives a strange rubber face mask in the mail from an acquaintance in his rubber fetish circles. After putting it on, he realizes quickly that the mask is much more than it appears.
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5,575 |
9/29/20 |
