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    Fateful

    By James Cooper

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    7 short stories, captured the mysterious and contradictory faces of Fate—the invisible force that shakes hands with Life, while she brings Death after her. Fateful includes stories about the uncommon relationship between a girl and her pet; a writer, who has a story to tell; a couple, taking on an obscure road; a notorious serial killer, sentenced to death... And a few more provoking and thrilling tales, brought by the mind of James Cooper.

    I try to write engrossing and intriguing stories. That`s the first thing I want to achieve. Then, I focus on the sensations. I want my readers to feel something; to be involved, to be provoked, to be chilled or even shocked. And something that I would like to mention... You will read this book, you will like some of the stories, while some of them you might not. But, after closing the book and leaving it aside, just keep in the corner of you mind that some of the things that have happened to the characters, might happen to you...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJames Cooper
    Release dateJul 25, 2015
    ISBN9781311131089
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