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    Things That Go Click in the Night
    Things That Go Click in the Night
    Things That Go Click in the Night
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    Things That Go Click in the Night

    By Mark Campbell

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    Walking home alone, what’s the big deal? So what if it’s the middle of the night? Anne has done it many times. It’s not like she lives in a big city, just a small, quiet college town. It’s only a few blocks, what could happen? But on this lonely summer night, Anne will discover that there are things waiting out in the night. Dangers beyond her imagination and good reasons to be afraid of the dark...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherUnLeashed Arts
    Release dateApr 15, 2014
    ISBN9781311608338
    Things That Go Click in the Night
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    Mark Campbell

    MARK CAMPBELL has written for various publications, including Midweek, Girl About Town, The Bookseller, The Independent, The Dark Side and Infinity; he was one of the main contributors to the exhaustive two-volume encyclopaedia British Crime Writing in 2009. He has written Pocket Essentials about Doctor Who, Sherlock Holmes, Agatha Christie and Carry On Films. He was theatre critic for The Kentish Times for eight years. He lives near the river in Crayford, Kent and still hasn’t got around to watching all those box sets.

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