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    Psychotic Mumblings
    Psychotic Mumblings
    Psychotic Mumblings
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    Psychotic Mumblings

    By Lisa McCourt Hollar

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    From the insane ramblings of a woman that believes aliens have infiltrated our government to a woman that wakes up in a coffin, Psychotic Mumblings takes you on a roller coaster ride of the insane and just plain scary. The dead will rise, a rapist learns that revenge can take a terrifying form and sometimes superstitions should be heeded.

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLisa McCourt Hollar
    Release dateJul 17, 2012
    ISBN9781476429908
    Psychotic Mumblings
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    Lisa McCourt Hollar

    Indie Publisher of short stories, mainly YA, Zombie Tales, and Children's Stories. Sometimes the genres collide.

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