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Finally!!

During the past year I've really gotten into the 'weird' fiction sub genre. Months ago I came across this book on Amazon and the cover was so wonderfully creepy! I so hoped there was an Audible version... but sadly there was not. Now there is! I just downloaded it yesterday and the first couple stories did not disappoint! Enjoying it so far!