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    Body of Art: A Horror Story
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    Body of Art: A Horror Story

    By Rebecca M. Senese

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    Sam Lee, owner of the Lake View Gallery, struggles to make ends meet after the famous Layton Family Gallery opens down the street. Suzanne Layton seems determined to ruin Sam, especially after he refuses her take-over bid.  Frantic as sales plummet, he exhibits some strange, spellbinding art painted by Gloria, a damaged, disturbed woman. When it sells within hours for any price he asks, Sam realizes Gloria's paintings are his salvation. 

    Can Sam keep Gloria stable enough to keep painting? Why do her paintings fill him with horror and dreams of blood? How can he keep them from taking over his life even as they save his gallery? 

    Is his business worth his sanity, for art's sake?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRFAR Publishing
    Release dateOct 20, 2013
    ISBN9781501466441
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    Body of Art: A Horror Story
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    Rebecca M. Senese

    Based in Toronto, Canada, Rebecca M. Senese writes horror, science fiction and mystery/crime, often all at once in the same story. Garnering an Honorable Mention in “The Year’s Best Science Fiction” and nominated for numerous Aurora Awards, her work has appeared in Tesseracts 16: Parnassus Unbound, Imaginarium 2012, Ride the Moon, Tesseracts 15: A Case of Quite Curious Tales, TransVersions, Deadbolt Magazine, On Spec, The Vampire’s Crypt, Storyteller, Reflection’s Edge, Future Syndicate and Into the Darkness, amongst others.

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