Somber Stroll
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Somber Stroll
Narrated by:
Tee Quillin, Dawna Gonzales
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Narrated by:
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Tee Quillin
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Dawna Gonzales
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By:
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Mark Tullius
About this listen
Short-but-sweet collection by Mark Tullius, one of the hardest-hitting horror authors around. Included are five somber strolls through what could be any suburban town. Find yourself an overworked father trying to protect his son, an injured construction worker questioning reality, a sensitive teenage girl watching a mixed martial arts battle, and an older DJ granting a sick girl's glorious last wish.
The last is a shocking jaunt through the author's mind, full of juicy revelations and admissions.
These bizarre and bloody tales will leave you begging for more.
©2017 Mark Tullius (P)2017 Mark Tullius
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