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The Last Book You'll Ever Read
- Narrated by: Brian Avers
- Length: 2 hrs and 2 mins
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The Last Book You'll Ever Read
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Summary
A mysterious book on your doorstep, a man trying to outrun an otherworldly horror, an elderly woman who creates strange concrete creatures, a computer that isn’t what it seems, an enigmatic nothingness closing in on someone’s house....
The Last Book You’ll Ever Read is a collection of five macabre tales that you won’t soon forget.
©2019 Larry S. Patterson (P)2019 Richard Scott Hughes
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- John Rinaldi
- 01-11-20
More interesting than scary
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A variety of dark tales. More interesting than scary.
Recommended for something different.
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- Farmboy42
- 30-10-20
Love this
Darkly funny, deliciously creepy southern macabre in the vein of Stephen King - an October delight ❤️❤️❤️