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Learn the true meaning of "Ticket Stub" in Jennifer Chambers' short story.
Step right up, step right up... It's a bloody good time! Chambers is featured among multiple authors. Rediscover carnivals, amusement parks, county fairs, the circus, rodeos and more in thie gruesome triblute to the fun, fanfare and frivolity of festivals. Freak shows, rusted rides, demonic ringmistrisses, demented clowns, melting beauty queens, flesh eating fun seekers, ghosts, gremlins, and other terrors haunt this bloody colection of thirt-four short stories. | | | | Fem-Fangs
Girls Bite Too- a collection of short storeis focused on fanged girls of the night. Includes Chambers' "Undead Ladies Who Lunch."
Though people have been exploring the ledgend of the vampire for hundreds of years, the female vampire has been largely overlooked.... until now.
Find your favorite turtleneck and sink your teeth into this monster of a collection. You're in store fro some long, dark nights filed with beautiful, hungry creatures. Don't cry when you find yourself with two perfectly round puncture wounds on your neck... becasue you've been warned. | |  | | Haunted
Jennifer Chambers' short story "The River Shack" is a creepy tale of what happened in one dark, deserted cabin on a river somewhere in rural Oregon...
i>Haunted/i> is a collection of 42 i>specter-tacular/i> short stories about haunted places. | |  | | Learning Life Again
Learning Life Again is the journey of two women towards health, success and fulfillment as they help each other heal from traumatic brain injury.
Maggie Mc Leod, 28, recovered from her traumatic brain injury as a teenager, and is now out of money, short on skills, and out of options-- far from her hometown of Maple Grove, Oregon.
Now she has to go back home to face a belated legacy from a father she dosen't remember and answer a request from the doctor she owes her life to.
Sarah, 17, is in the hospital facing an uncertain recovery. A foster child in the throes of rebellion, Sarah desperately wants someone to understand what it's like to strive to be a person whom you don't remember being. Maggie can give th |
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by Odin odin@aflx.com
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