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    Human Monsters
    Human Monsters
    Human Monsters
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    Human Monsters

    By Kerea Holliman

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    Janise, a quiet young adventurous girl, receives a "POSTCARD" from her estranged sister, who has recently gone missing on a trip. Intrigued by this piece of paper, Janise makes the decision to journey out and find her sister. Hopefully.
    Weston, a recently widowed officer seeks to have a "THERAPY" session with his cheating wife. The only problem is ... she's dead.

    Toni, a recently dead teenager figures out quickly that "DEATH IS A DICK" when tries to when back her soul from Death's sadistic son.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKerea Holliman
    Release dateJun 25, 2017
    ISBN9781370456710
    Human Monsters
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    Kerea Holliman

    A writer, Sha'kerea Holliman, is from a small town in Florida. An antisocial, awkward princess of all things strange, she is a writer of life stories, realistic and compelling.At the young age of eight, she understood that happy endings did not exist, but better circumstances could. Sha'Kerea's stories would not have happy endings, but believable ones. Often, Sha'Kerea finds herself writing supernatural or horror realism, she turns simple situations into tragic clinging to survival encounters. The quiet, often silent monarch, she enrolled at Full Sail University where she earned her B.F.A. in Creative Writing for Entertainment.

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