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    The Reaper Files
    The Reaper Files
    The Reaper Files
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    The Reaper Files

    By David H. Keith

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    I hereby present five tales of the macabre drawn from the files of the Reaper. If you revel in stories of horror with a twist, then this is perfect for you. Enter if you dare but be warned, here be demons in human clothing. CONTAINS GRAPHIC VIOLENCE AND LANGUAGE.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDavid H. Keith
    Release dateMar 20, 2013
    ISBN9781301486991
    The Reaper Files
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    David H. Keith

    David is an award-winning fiction author, poet, and photographer with over 30 years experience. He is also a professional freelance editor and has worked as a newspaper reporter/photographer and editor, and desktop publishing specialist in Missouri, Kansas, and South Dakota. He has owned a desktop publishing business and has published a series of e-books, links to which may be found on his and his wife's joint website, November First Publications. He currently lives and works in Wichita, Kansas. He has two phenomenal women in his life: his beautiful wife, author Elizabeth Rowan Keith, and their dog, Belle.

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