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Night of the Living Cake Monsters: A Retro Creature Feature
Night of the Living Cake Monsters: A Retro Creature Feature
Night of the Living Cake Monsters: A Retro Creature Feature
Ebook49 pages38 minutes

Night of the Living Cake Monsters: A Retro Creature Feature

By J.A. Hernandez

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When did baking become so deadly?


It's Christmas time in the town of Endswell. Lillian Richardson and her big orange tabby cat, Mr. Kennedy Cuddlesworth, get more than a sweet slice of bliss after baking a cake from a recipe in a magazine. Never to back down or give ground to oozing nightmares, Lily and Mr. Kennedy Cuddlesworth take up the whisk and claw to defend their home and neighbors from a chocolatey demise.


A short 1950s style Retro Creature Feature horror spilling over with cooking puns and horrific holiday cheer. Grab some popcorn, throw on your 3D glasses, and travel back to a time with drive-in theaters, chunky rollerskates, and a monstrous creature on every block.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherPublishdrive
Release dateDec 10, 2021
Night of the Living Cake Monsters: A Retro Creature Feature
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