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Glyphs

Karr Phyllis Ann, Clifton Alfred Hoyt

Publisher: Wildside Press

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Summary

When a curious professor insists on exploring a remote cave marked by local superstitions, he and his students uncover something ancient and evil. Now they must escape with their lives and find a way to re-seal the terrifying power they've unleashed, before those hungry for blood and souls are freed upon the world.
Available since: 10/21/2023.
Print length: 21 pages.

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