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All Was Well
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On the surface, Todd's family is just like every other on his block. Another cookie cutter house with another cookie cutter family. But behind the boarded up window, a dark secret resides.
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Maile Thomas
Maile comes from Maui, Hawaii, but has lived everywhere from Seattle and Los Angeles to Syracuse and Las Vegas. She's been writing since elementary school and has a degree in English Literature from the University of Hawaii. Her hobbies include traveling, running, and watching re-runs of The Office on Netflix. Maile writes primarily fiction that focuses on surrealism, fantasy, and dark humor.
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