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    Voices from the Gloom: Volume 1
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    Voices from the Gloom: Volume 1

    By Sirens Call Publications

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    About this ebook

    Voices from the Gloom is an eclectic collection of tales that will echo in your mind, making you question what is real and what isn’t.

    Whether it’s a mail delivery system with terrifying consequences, a sucker bet with an indelible foe, or a cellar full of family secrets – each of twelve stories contained within will leave you breathless and begging for more.

    Let yourself get lost in the different voices. Let their horrific nature speak to you from the shadows. Let them pull you in and wring the marrow from your soul...

    Contributing Authors:
    Brent Abell, Shaun Avery, Kevin Bannigan Jr., Donna Cuttress, Trevor Firetog, Kameryn James, Katie Jones, Jon Olson, Elaine Pascale, Katerina Russell, Justin M. Ryan, and Tim Wellman

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSirens Call Publications
    Release dateNov 25, 2013
    ISBN9781311855930
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    Voices from the Gloom: Volume 1
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    Sirens Call Publications

    The driving force behind the Sirens Call Publications team is three like minded individuals who share a passion for brilliant literature in whatever form it takes. Our intent is to take hold of the publishing world by the horns, give it a good shake and ride it all the way to success - not only for ourselves, but for our authors as well. We focus on edgy fiction; releasing novels, novellas, and anthologies that will captivate and linger long after the reader is done.

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