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    Trucks, Guns, and Fuzzy Monsters
    Trucks, Guns, and Fuzzy Monsters
    Trucks, Guns, and Fuzzy Monsters
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    Trucks, Guns, and Fuzzy Monsters

    By Hector Ramos

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    In "The Hitchhiker", a dejected Tommy walks down the desert at night after leaving a party his best friend invited him to. The long night seems to be getting longer as he tries to get a ride home. Can he make it home or is the world so cruel as to leave him out in the cold?

    Most monsters hide under the bed or in your closet, but in "The Box", terror is delivered to your front door. Unfortunately, having no one to sign for the package doesn't stop this nightmare.

    It has been years since Matthew and Noah have seen each other and their hotel reunion does not seem all that friendly and nostalgic. It seems time hasn't been kind to the mentor and student duo in "Recon".

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHector Ramos
    Release dateSep 24, 2017
    ISBN9781370057726
    Trucks, Guns, and Fuzzy Monsters
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    Hector Ramos

    Hector Ramos is a screenwriter earning his Bachelors of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from Full Sail University is also the author of the short story Recon which was published in the September 2017 issue of Down in the Dirt Magazine. Preferring to stir up drama and keep his audience guessing, he lives to write suspenseful tales with different twists and shocking his readers with mystery. He hopes to use his writing to transport audiences to brand new worlds and introduce them to characters they can cry and fret over when he decides to add some strife to their lives. You can find more information about him at www.linkedin.com/in/hector-ramos-21392112a/.

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      Trucks, Guns, and Fuzzy Monsters - Hector Ramos

      Trucks, Guns, and Fuzzy Monsters

      By Hector Ramos

      Copyright Hector Ramos 2017

      First Smashwords Edition

      Smashwords Edition, License Notes

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      Table of Contents

      Title Page

      Copyright Page

      Table of Contents

      The Hitchhiker

      The Box

      Recon

      About the Author

      The Hitchhiker

      Another pair of headlights sped by with the driver avoiding to acknowledge my outstretched thumb. The taillights faded out along with my hope. The amber lights shined the path back to civilization and the crunch of the

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