Try adding /mygame to the end of the url. COG Demos changed the way they did urls.
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The link is now edited on the main post at the top of this page. Thank you for bringing it to my attention!
RIP the lovely click count the link had. Again. 
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Sigh+ my obsession begins 
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Don’t worry; with how fun the demo is, it’ll get back up there again, haha.
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Progress Report:
It’s been a while, so I thought I’d check in and let you know how work is going for The Eternal Library.
I’ve reached the middling chapters and am chipping away at one of the routes that leads through chapter five.
Often when starting a story the writing comes easier. When an author nears the midpoint, it can be more challenging to put everything in order. Especially when side quests appear and you’re off writing some obscure detail that wasn’t outlined but will add to the overall depth of the story.
Such is my writing life lately, when I can find time to get words down.
The other thing that helped when I was writing the start of this story is I had a good chunk of time to focus on writing during Christmas break, when I first released the demo. Now, life is so busy I have to sneak in an hour here and there when I can. I’m not complaining. Life is full and wonderfully so. I’ve just slowed down with writing and am flowing with that for now.
My latest worldbuilding quandary: Just how smart are Fae horses?
My latest Patreon post includes insight into some worldbuilding I’m working on: backstory on the Fae horses.
So much of my story process starts with a question the MC asks, and then I’m forced to answer, making it up as I go. If you find such things interesting, check out my latest Patreon post on Fae horses!
I’m still quite happy with the progress being made on The Eternal Library. The public demo is at 95,000 words, and the Patreon demo is nearing 120,000 words. I’ll be updating the public demo again in a couple of weeks.
The mini-update I just released for Patreon subscribers includes a sweet scene with Dorian and another look into Angelina’s life. I know people have wanted more with both characters, and I’ve finally been able to fit that in.
Since this is a slow-burn romance, the romance is drawn out and savored. It’s such fun to let the characters grow closer with deliberate care rather than reckless abandon. I’m enjoying this story in so many ways!
I hope you’re enjoying your weekend. Thanks for following along as I write The Eternal Library! 
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