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A collection of short horror stories by Jennifer-Crystal Johnson and a co-written short horror with N. Jones.
What creatures go bump in the night? With an affinity toward horror and a knack for dreaming up scary monsters, the authors of this eBook want to take readers on several journeys through nightmarish beasts and devilish demons.br />
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This collection of short horror stories is the first such collection from author, poet, and publisher Jennifer-Crystal Johnson and N. Jones, a contributing author.br />
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Charles' Demons: a screenplay prequel to the second story, The Day the Demons Danced, featuring alien creatures who have come to our planet to steal the life essence of | |  | | Napkin Poetry
Roughly 10 years' worth of poetry... but only the best. Coffee camping, bar adventures at 17, and sex, all eventually leading to domestic violence survival and escape.
I fondly dedicate this book to all the midnight coffee-campers in coffee shops and diners around the world.
"My hands are loosely restingbr />
On a large brown steering wheel.br />
There is loud,br />
Sensually rhythmic musicbr />
Pounding from my speakers.
I am alone."
- [A Drive In The Dark]
"Picking Shards of glassbr />
From a Broken picture framebr />
I am remindedbr />
Of myself."
- [Nervous Laughter]
"He said,br />
She said,br />
The wall said nothingbr />
In reply to all theirbr | |  | | Strangers with Familiar Faces
A collection of poetry, prose, and mixed media art by Jennifer-Crystal Johnson.
This collection of poetry and art goes beyond introspection and takes it to the next level by illuminating the beauty in truth and taking a step back to get a better look. Featuring gritty language, raw emotion, and a close look at some of human nature's inner workings, Strangers with Familiar Faces is entertaining as well as eye-opening. This is definitely not your run-of-the-mill poetry collection. Instead, it's an adventurous journey through poetry, art, and imaginative assessment. | |  | | The Outside Girl: Perception is Reality
Ophelia is an orphan who just wants one thing: a loving family. Will confusion, bloodshed, and betrayal lead her to her ultimate desire?
All Ophelia ever wanted when she was a child was to belong to a family. The orphan finally got her wish, but bliss soon turned to terror as she saw behind the masks her foster parents had worn to be able to adopt her.
Living in fear of them, Ophelia's only friend was the outside girl, who made promises of freedom and happiness. However, Ophelia soon felt the sting of betrayal for the second time as she realized that the outside girl wasn't a friend at all, but a manipulative enemy.
After finding out that she was truly alone, her goal was to live a normal life; that w |
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