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Tales for Noon... A piano reveals an old woman's youth. A time machine's lesson comes too late. Christmas trees save a lost soul's life. Ten million people live in one man's breath. ...Or Midnight Murder returns to an infamous moor. Asylum workers find what is worse than insanity. A shunned grave's secrets gain fatal exposure. Nighttime terrors turn all too real. Scaring the Crows These and other stories comprise a compilation of bittersweet warmth and creeping horror, subtle illumination and dark vistas. Gregory Miller's Scaring the Crows is a genre-spanning collection of short fiction at its finest. Read it at noon...or midnight.
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- Release Date 10/31/2009
- Authors Gregory Miller, John Randall York
- Language English
- Company Stonegarden.Net Pub
- Weight 1 pounds
- Dimensions 5 x 0.5 x 8.25 inches
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