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|  | | Lifestyles of the Grits and Tameless
A hilarious portrait of inspiration and lunacy that in some odd way balances itself out. Truly a healthy smattering of southern fried fun with a side of grit to go around, so look out Grizzard and Stevens, there’s a new kid in the back woods!
Having enjoyed the life of luxury in the Northern parts of Fort Wayne, Indiana as a child, a divorce forces Coldiron to move South with her mother to a life of poverty and laughter. Join Veronica on a wild journey through the culture shocked eyes of a child who grows into a true Southern marvel. | |  | | Nightworld Shadows
A small sleepy town in the Georgia mountains is plagued by a serial killer and local veterinarian, Brent Price finds himself psychically linked to the killer. Little does he know that the link runs both ways and the killer is after his fiancé, and the chase begins.
Veterinarian, Brent Price returns to the family farmhouse left to him by his grandmother, only to discover that something paranormal is underfoot. Sinister murders in the town below reveal themselves to him in subconscious flashes and he begins to believe he could be the killer.
After meeting a local rancher’s niece Alyssa, he finds himself falling in love and desperate to get to the bottom of the visions. Little does he know that his link to the killer has made Alyssa the next target. A wild chase through Nightworld Shadows with a killer on her tail, a race for destiny and a family | |  | | Poems and Prose to Keep by Your Casket
This is a look at the dark side of fantasy, but it's meant to be fun.
It was widely believed among many ancient civilizations, that beneath the typical façade of human behavior, lived a ravenous beast. This creature embodied all the dark elements of mammon. It’s teeth, hand carved from the glistening stalactites of Hades by the gods themselves, tore through the mind fodder that we fed upon and placated others with. They believed that once a man accepted this part of himself and acted out the sinister actions of the beast within, no amount of persuasion, neither from their gods or otherwise, could undo the steady course of chaos that ensued.
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