
With a Demon's Eye
A Short Story
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Narrated by:
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J.F. Penn
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By:
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J.F. Penn
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How far would you go to see again?
Conflict photographer, Sara Miles, loves being embedded with the military out in the desert. Her pictures pay tribute to those who fight, suffer, and die for freedom and the images she captures can turn public perception in the never-ending war. Her photography matters. But when Sara is caught in an explosion out on patrol, her eyes are damaged by a face full of shrapnel. She may never be able to see through a lens again.
The military offers her a cutting-edge operation to restore her sight, but it comes with a price.…
A short story with a supernatural edge from award-nominated, USA Today best-selling thriller author, J.F. Penn.
©2023 J.F. Penn (P)2023 J.F. Penn
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