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Strange Tales

John Reinhard Dizon

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A series of gruesome murders haunt a small Irish village. After a mysterious woman arrives to the town, the villagers find a young girl tortured and mutilated at the bottom of Devil's Drop. Who is The Lady on the Hill?
 
A prosperous, self-absorbed couple uncharacteristically offer shelter to two beggars. But then both claim to be reincarnated souls from a long-forgotten past, hell bent on possessing their saviours to be reunited in flesh. Who are the Kids in the Park?
 
One man develops a close relationship with a half-starved horse, rescued from an abandoned farmhouse. But troubling visions soon plague his waking moments. Can he prevent the terrible future Edd foretells?
 
Don't miss John Reinhard Dizon's latest work: a thrilling ride between the past, present, and future.
Verfügbar seit: 17.02.2022.

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