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    Dust
    Dust
    Dust
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    Dust

    By Tiffany M. Oharriz

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    What sort of creature go bump in the night?

    It's time to forget what your parents said. The boogeyman is real. Werewolves, witches and vampires though, that's a different story. Or is it?

    Nicoli Petrakis never listened to those fairytales, and look at what happened to him. They were just stories to scare the little kids.

    The monsters are real, real enough to sink their fangs into you.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTiffany M. Oharriz
    Release dateOct 25, 2012
    ISBN9781301659029
    Dust
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    Tiffany M. Oharriz

    A self-published Author. Book and product reviewer. Charity Streamer. Tea addict. Geeky Nerd. Photographer. Professional Klutz.I'm a NA/YA Urban Fantasy writer named Tiffany, who created the brand Tipsy-Ink from a high school nickname.The nickname came about when my friends realized how clumsy I really was. My inability to casually walk in a straight line has been the topic of discussion many times, another popular topic is my ability to trip over nothing in particular and while climbing stairs. I also stub my toes regularly.I included ink as a play on inc (incorporated) and it just stuck.“Your art is only limited by your imagination”Awakened is Free Only When You Sign Up for the Tipsy-Ink Newsletter.If you enjoyed the book please leave a review on Goodreads

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      Not a long story and written in a really different style then I'm used to but I liked it. And its free!

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