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    Tourniquet: A Dark Psychological Thriller
    Tourniquet: A Dark Psychological Thriller
    Tourniquet: A Dark Psychological Thriller
    Audiobook6 hours

    Tourniquet: A Dark Psychological Thriller

    Written by Chuck Buda

    Narrated by Lillie Ways

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    About this audiobook

    Ritualistic sex and killing is not for the weak.



    The cult is divided. One of the members is dead. Now there is no turning back. The race is on to end the power struggle. And bury the demons which have been unleashed upon the town.


    Can the seniors of Tenafly High School hide what they’ve done? Which side will harness the black magic to win the battle for supremacy? Is there time to save the group of friends? Or will the blood soak the streets before it is done? Only one person has what it takes to finish what they started.


    But the cost might be too high.


    Tourniquet is the long-awaited sequel to the cult hits, The First Cut and Slashing Away.


    Don’t miss the final chapter in the Gushers Series!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLa Cigolli Publishing
    Release dateJan 27, 2020
    ISBN9781094270937
    Tourniquet: A Dark Psychological Thriller

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