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    Good Neighbors

    By Russell C. Connor

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    HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW YOUR NEIGHBORS?

    Elliot Jefferson moved to the isolated Estates of North Hills to work on his sobriety and avoid other people at all costs. But when the electric transformers around the complex begin emitting a horrible buzz that he calls ‘the Squall,’ neither is easy to achieve.

    Because some of his neighbors are acting strange. Twitching, fighting, and muttering about voices only they can hear.

    Soon Elliot will find himself face-to-face with the worst humanity has to offer, as wives imprison husbands, children butcher parents, and those under the Squall’s influence go to insane lengths to keep their secret safe. If he wants to survive, Elliot must discover the awful truth for himself, and lead a small group of innocents to safety...before they’re all just as doomed as their neighbors.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRussell C. Connor
    Release dateOct 23, 2015
    ISBN9781310636882
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