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    The Ghosts of Silver Mine Bay
    The Ghosts of Silver Mine Bay
    The Ghosts of Silver Mine Bay
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    The Ghosts of Silver Mine Bay

    By Lawrence Anzen

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    Reggie Tiller has spent 40 years in the aerospace industry. He has seen fear, and faced it down. Now retired, he wants to enjoy his time and his life, and accepts an invitation to visit with friends on one of Hong Kong's outlying islands. But what Reggie understands as fear will be tested, as he blunders into the pain of a hidden past...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLawrence Anzen
    Release dateDec 20, 2014
    ISBN9781311141453
    The Ghosts of Silver Mine Bay
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    Lawrence Anzen

    By profession an investigator, I've lived and worked throughout North America, Europe and Asia over the last two decades. In that time, I've seen a great deal of corruption, and the occasional monster, although those have been human (to the best of my knowledge).A great fan of horror, fantasy, and science fiction, it was not until a forced sabbatical following an operation that I determined to plan out and finish a novel which had been floating around as an idea for some years. A Door in Thorston was the result. My second novel, The Dam at Hiramatsu, followed in April 2014. I am currently at work on a third (and fourth) novel.Various ramblings, horror game reviews and more information at: www.lawrenceanzen.com

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