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    The Grim Adventures of Meryl & Doug
    The Grim Adventures of Meryl & Doug
    The Grim Adventures of Meryl & Doug
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    The Grim Adventures of Meryl & Doug

    By Sean M. Hogan

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    Meryl has only one day left to live, that is, unless she can best the Grim Reaper and perform one good deed before her time runs out. Luckily, she has her childish, half-witted, moronic, best friend, Doug, to help her out. And access to firearms. What could possibly go wrong?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSean M. Hogan
    Release dateOct 21, 2017
    ISBN9781370329021
    The Grim Adventures of Meryl & Doug
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    Sean M. Hogan

    Hello beautiful reader, my name is Sean M. Hogan, author of The Crow Behind the Mirror, A Halloween Carol, and a Short Reads series called The Marauder. I was born, raised, and currently reside in Southern California and a proud graduate from San Jose State University. While primarily a dark fantasy writer, my fiction tends to range from Young Adult to Adult. But whatever your age, if you're a fantasy lover, I'm sure you'll find something to whet your appetite. So, if you like what you read, please share or like on Goodreads, subscribe to my email list for upcoming news about future releases and free promotions, post a review on amazon, and keep an eye or two out for more stories in the future. Have any specific questions about me, my writing process, or my books? Feel free to contact me at my Blog, and thank you so very much for reading. You rock! Sincerely, Mr. Sean

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