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    FEAR: Of the Water

    By Sirens Call Publications

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    Not afraid of the water? Perhaps you should be...

    In the sodden pages of this collection lurk twelve tales of aquatic terror. Creatures that rise from the depths to gorge themselves on unsuspecting victims, specters who exact their revenge one sip at a time, and shadows that menace the most innocent of gathering places – these stories will warp even your worst nightmares.

    Fear of the water is as old as fear itself. The next time you dip your toes in the water, might it be your last?

    Contributing Authors:
    Brent Abell, Vincent Bivona, Shenoa Carroll-Bradd, Timothy C. Hobbs, Kerry G.S. Lipp, Jon Olson, Zachary O’Shea, Connor Rice, Justin M. Ryan, SL Schmitz, Blaise Torrance, and Patrick Van Slyke

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSirens Call Publications
    Release dateNov 25, 2013
    ISBN9781311953087
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    FEAR: Of the Water
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    Sirens Call Publications

    The driving force behind the Sirens Call Publications team is three like minded individuals who share a passion for brilliant literature in whatever form it takes. Our intent is to take hold of the publishing world by the horns, give it a good shake and ride it all the way to success - not only for ourselves, but for our authors as well. We focus on edgy fiction; releasing novels, novellas, and anthologies that will captivate and linger long after the reader is done.

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