Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Nightshade-P.C. Doherty

In 1304 King Edward I directs his most-trusted aide and the keeper of the secret seal Sir Hugh Corbett to travel to Essex. There Sir Hugh is to retrieve an ornate cross from Lord Oliver Scrope who took it from a sect the latter declared heretical. The monarch also orders Sir Hugh to censure Scrope for going outside his power when he slaughtered the members of the sect.

Corbett arrives in Essex to learn a serial killer Sagittarius stalks the residents. The attacks by this predatory hunter have left everyone fearful as the killer seems to randomly choose who is next to kill before the sound of the hunter’s horn announces an arrow has been sent at a target. When an impossible homicide occurs onArmed with the next-to-last selection in the first round of the NBA Draft later this month, and given some experts don't believe in the depth of this year's crop of players, if the Nets don't trade up they are faced with the prospect of hoping one of their higher-rated players falls into their lap. Otherwise, it's likely slim pickings, which is a result of the Joe Johnson trade in 2012.

With the Hawks exercising their right to swap first-round selections with the Nets this year, the Nets will pick 29th instead of 15th on June 25, meaning many of their top targets may be off the board when general manager Billy King makes the final decision. They also have a second-round selection at No. 41 overall.

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