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    Trap Door
    Trap Door
    Trap Door
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    Trap Door

    By William Petersen

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    What if the tables were turned, and the hunter became the hunted? What if Mother Nature, in her infinite wisdom and fickleness, changed the rules on us? What if the animals began culling the herds of humans encroaching on their land? Let's find out together...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWilliam Petersen
    Release dateJul 29, 2014
    ISBN9781311256201
    Trap Door
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    William Petersen

    William hails from Missouri and finds endless inspiration within the natural world for science-fiction, horror and fantasy... A proud member of the St. Louis Area Horror Writers' Society, William's writing has appeared in anthologies from The Bearded Scribe Press and JWK Fiction, as well as in Nebula Rift, Under the Bed, Far Horizons and Calamities Press Literary magazines.

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