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    The May Queen
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    The May Queen
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    The May Queen

    By Faith Ryan

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    Based on a tale of folklore, The May Queen is a twist on what really takes places during the May Day celebrations in the fictional community of Anemone. Secrets and desire drive each character through the traditions and what is left in the end is a bloody mess.

    *This was originally published in the Tainted Tales anthology.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFaith Ryan
    Release dateOct 5, 2020
    ISBN9781005486587
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    The May Queen
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    Faith Ryan

    Faith Ryan is wife to a handsome bearded man and mother to three, yes three, teenage girls. She lives in a small town in Ohio and is a weirdo to the max. She is in love with love of all kinds, especially the dark, dirty, and forbidden. She enjoys torturing her characters, sometimes figuratively and other times literally. Faith’s writing leans to the weird, dark, and unconventional. If you like your stories with a bit of blood and taboo, you’re looking in the right place. But don’t worry, Faith also has a sweet side she lets out on occasion.

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