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BRIGHT EYES
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Monday, October 31, 2016 Rated "G" by the Author.

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Halloween Dinner
adamvanwinden 🌿👻🌿 Boo thedeadgameblog BRIGHT EYES Bright eyes look out at me from a jungle of trees. Leaves rustle in the soft wind or from some movement within. I must get out of here. I can not take this fear. I am lost in the green see. This isn’t where I want to be. I left the party to open a closed door, and here I am about to hit the floor. I’m surrounded from each side. There’s no place for me to hide. A creepy plant is bowing to me. It wants to take a bit out of me. How did this party turn to hell? I can now hear the dinner bell. I’m sure it is ringing for me. Dinner I will now come to be.
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Reviewed by Susanne Leist

Reviewed on November 1, 2016

Thanks Ron. My book is creepy in that way. A paradise gone deadly.
Susanne

Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on November 1, 2016

An interesting predicament. While plants can be quite nasty with their sharp edges and thorns, itchy surfaces and poisonous innards, the insects that inhabit them are what make the jungle really hell to experience.

Ron

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