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Macabre Sanctuary

Stacy Claflin, Staci Troilo, Michelle Jones, Jan Morrill, Pamela Foster, Joan Hall, Mae Clair, K.E. Lane, Harmony Kent, C.S. Boyack

Publisher: AIW Press

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Thrills. Chills. Shadows and superstitions. Things that go bump in the night. Macabre Sanctuary boasts suspenseful fiction designed to elicit goosebumps and raise heartrates. 
Learn the lore of a haunted island. 
Grapple with the undead while robbing graves Halloween night. 
Endure a hazing ritual unlike any other. 
Deal with a demon at an All Souls' Day celebration. 
See what happens when you court death in the wild. 
Battle zombies and cannibals in a quest to stay alive. 
Travel back in time to witness the birth of true evil. 
Fear prophetic nightmares made manifest. 
Come to terms with new ethereal realities. 
Befriend a feline to extend earthly life. 
This collection from ten talented authors offers ghosts and demons, spirits and zombies, cannibals and killers… even a ferocious animal. Historical and contemporary tales of violence and fright keep readers on the edges of their seats. There’s something for everyone who loves spine-tingling, bone-chilling, blood-curdling stories. 
Available since: 10/01/2016.

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