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    Voices

    By Jonathan Hood

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    Don't believe everything you hear...

    The dead have been returning since the dawn of Mankind, the ability to 'possess' their living counterparts who have suffered near fatal expreriences. The good, the indifferent, and the downright evil, all with the potential to either make, or break you, intentionally, or not.

    As both the populations of the living, and that of The Realm of the dead swell, so does their presence, and influence. There's a whole host of characters with attitude, supernatural goings on, horror, and dark humour. So, strap your head in, and prepare for a battle of wills, and strange conflicts on the astral plane.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJONATHAN HOOD
    Release dateOct 29, 2018
    ISBN9781386569053
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    Jonathan Hood

    Hi folks, this is my debut novel and I hope it was an entertaining read. It would be much appreciated if you could spare the time to leave a review, even if it is brutal, I am open to constructive criticism and won't cry (too much). If you did happen to enjoy the book, I am currently working on a sequel or two, so keep your eyes peeled. I have also included a mug shot of myself from better times, and where you can find me on Twitter if you are inclined. @jon_hood_IOW Cheers, Jon. 

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