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    Lie Canthropy
    Lie Canthropy
    Lie Canthropy
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    Lie Canthropy

    By Jerry McKinney

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    What mystical force is released by the twirls and undulations of a dancing girl? And what power does she exert over a captive audience in a town built on secrets? Is it worth the soul of a child? Learn the terrible truth; read "Lie Canthropy".

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJerry McKinney
    Release dateJul 16, 2011
    ISBN9781465796455
    Lie Canthropy
    Author

    Jerry McKinney

    With the influences of King and Barker, Jerry McKinney lets loose his imagination upon the world. A normal man with a demented mind.

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      Lie Canthropy - Jerry McKinney

      Lie Canthropy

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      Jerry W. McKinney

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      Lie Canthropy

      Copyright © 2011 by Jerry W. McKinney

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      The child ran into town, breath puffing out like a locomotive behind her, passing by people strolling down the sidewalk as they carefully side-stepped the girl with the wild eyes. Tangled hair bounced with each step, her dirty face only cleaned by the tracks of tears. She wore a pink Hello Kitty jacket that was on the verge of being too small, with her hands stuffed into the pockets. One could only speculate what treasures she carried within the depths of its pink lining, as she was always going to the butcher’s, always in

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