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    Monsters
    Monsters
    Monsters
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    Monsters

    By Keri Knutson

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    When are you too old to believe in monsters?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKeri Knutson
    Release dateMay 1, 2011
    ISBN9781458161208
    Monsters
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    Keri Knutson

    I've been writing since I could hold a crayon, and reading nearly as long. I love books, especially spec fic, and write inside my head constantly. Some of that makes it to the page.Other than writing, I love hockey, beer, zombie movies, the Whedonverse, Doctor Who, and being the keeper of archaic words nobody uses anymore and all obscure character actor knowledge.I share my life with my five kids, 3 dogs, 2 cats, and my sweetie, who in "high concept" is best described as a cross between a young Donald Sutherland and Peter Forsberg.Along with the first two installments of the Maddie Pryce Hollywood Mystery Series, Darker By Degree and Director's Cut, I'm the author of several short stories and the upcoming novels Running Red, Dead of Winter, and A Willingness of Witches.

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