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    Episode 1: The Girl With No Name: Bedtime Tales From The Apocalypse, #1
    Episode 1: The Girl With No Name: Bedtime Tales From The Apocalypse, #1
    Episode 1: The Girl With No Name: Bedtime Tales From The Apocalypse, #1
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    Episode 1: The Girl With No Name: Bedtime Tales From The Apocalypse, #1

    By Michael Hammor

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    Bedtime Tales From The Apocalypse

    Earth: a nearly dead world. The deserts in what used to be the southwestern United States expand as the polar ice caps claim ever more territory. No one notices because almost no one is left. Selfishness, pride, and arrogance have destroyed this once vibrant world. For the few humans remaining, the world has stopped being about fashion, IPods, fast food, and the internet. Now it’s about survival. Surviving the elements, each other, and worse. The Veil is torn. Whatever ended the world shredded the barriers that separated Us from Them. Now, Legends and Nightmares walk among us. Some are here to save us, others are here to drag us down to Hell. The Apocalypse, the end of days, it doesn’t matter what it’s called or what broke the world. Its broken and humans are no longer in charge. Welcome to the Apocalypse!

    Book 1: The Girl With No Name

    In a post apocalyptic world a lone girl is ambushed under an overpass. A coyote follows her. The Boss can't wait to meet her. Read the exciting introductory short story to the series, Bedtime Tales From The Apocalypse, today.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichael Hammor
    Release dateSep 11, 2013
    ISBN9781502259097
    Episode 1: The Girl With No Name: Bedtime Tales From The Apocalypse, #1

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      Book 1: The Girl With No Name (Bedtime Tales From The Apocalypse, #1)

      Episode 1: The Girl with No Name

      Bedtime Tales from the Apocalypse

      Episode 1: The Girl with No Name

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      A short story by Michael Hammor

      Cover art, Photography, and Photo manipulation by: M. Hammor

      Edited by Jeff Covert

      Copyright © 2013 by Michael Hammor

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      This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, brands, media, and incidents are either the product of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. The author acknowledges the trademarked status and trademark owners of various products referenced in this work of fiction, which have been used without permission. The publication/use of these trademarks is

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