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    Infant Slaughter
    Infant Slaughter
    Infant Slaughter
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    Infant Slaughter

    By Mark Trimeloni

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    When worlds collide, babies die. Not for the faint of heart.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMark Trimeloni
    Release dateAug 20, 2013
    ISBN9781301958634
    Infant Slaughter
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    Mark Trimeloni

    I write nudist horror novels. Novels that use nudity as a background element in a story like most authors use clothing today. Curious. Then join me at www.myhorrornovel.com to read and review my work. I hope to see you soon.--love mark :)

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      Infant Slaughter - Mark Trimeloni

      Chapter 1

      World's Collide

      Millions of miles from earth, two moons collided-near Jupiter. Down on our planet, things were much worse.

      Lydia took a butcher knife from the shiny block of cutlery on the counter. This particular blade came from her parents-a present on her wedding day. With sharp waving motions, she slashed the weapon back and forth-catching rays of sunlight from an open kitchen window. The sweet smell of roses made her lips curl upward. White teeth against red gums made her look almost insane. Almost.

      She heard the baby monitor go off, as her daughter Abby made cooing sounds, upstairs. Only 30 minutes into a one hour nap, her girl would be awakening soon. Lydia moved from the kitchen to the living room, still smiling. Still carrying the razor sharp

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