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    Somber Stroll: Five Horror Stories
    Somber Stroll: Five Horror Stories
    Somber Stroll: Five Horror Stories
    Audiobook1 hour

    Somber Stroll: Five Horror Stories

    Written by Mark Tullius

    Narrated by Tee Quillin and Dawna Gonzales

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Short-but-sweet collection by Mark Tullius, one of the hardest-hitting horror authors around. Included are five somber strolls through what could be any suburban town. Find yourself:
    • an overworked father trying to protect his son 
    • an injured construction worker questioning reality 
    • a sensitive teenage girl watching a mixed martial arts battle to the death
    • an aging DJ granting a sick girl’s glorious last wish
    • The fifth and final tale is a shocking jaunt through the author’s mind, full of juicy revelations and admissions.

    These bizarre and bloody tales will leave you begging for more.

    I went into these pages not having any familiarity with Mr. Tullius. The stories are quick and very involved with the first person narrative of the author acting the part in each offering. I am going to be exploring Mark Tullius further and am looking forward to reading his work in true novel form...the short stories being so intriguing that I have to imagine his "full length " work will be quite the adventure. - Dahne1004

    Let the nightmares begin. Get your copy today.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVincere Press
    Release dateOct 3, 2017
    ISBN9781987152081
    Somber Stroll: Five Horror Stories
    Author

    Mark Tullius

    "If you want to get to know me and my writing, come check out my podcast Vicious Whispers. I’m an open book and have no issues being vulnerable, looking at my mental health and other struggles. As a reward for making it through my babbling, I share my short horror stories, chapters from science fiction and suspense novels, as well as excerpts from nonfiction at the end of each episode. My writing covers a wide range, with fiction being my favorite to create, a dozen or so titles under my belt. There are 4 titles in my YA interactive Try Not to Die series and 16 more in the works. I also have two nonfiction titles, both inspired by a reckless lifestyle, playing Ivy League football, and battering the hell out of my brain as an unsuccessful MMA fighter and boxer. Unlocking the Cage is the largest sociological study of MMA fighters to date and TBI or CTE aims to spread awareness and hope to others that suffer with traumatic brain injury symptoms. I live in sunny California with my wife, two kids, three cats, and one demon. Derek, he pops in whenever he’s tired of hell and wants to smoke weed. He makes special appearance on my podcast, social media, and special Facebook reader group Dark and Disturbing Fear-Filled Fiction. You can also get your first set of free stories by signing up to my newsletter. This letter is only for the brave, or at least those brave enough to deal with bad dad jokes, a crude sense of humor, and loads and loads of death. Derek and I would love to have you join us! For the newsletter, YouTube page, podcast and more go to https://youcanfollow.me/MarkTullius"

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