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Heather Buyce-Vasquez commented on Kill Creek
Loved this. Honestly it was the cover art. Just jumped. Sped through this book like I was sitting on a time bomb. The atmosphere of the scenes was heavy and you felt every creak....
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    It was supposed to be a simple publicity stunt: four famous horror authors spending the night in one of the world’s most notorious haunted houses. But their presence awakens an evil that will haunt them long after they leave...
    Heather Buyce-Vasquez commented on Abomination
    First chapter had me speeding up. I know I like it when I’m anxious to get through it then annoyed when it’s over! 
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