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    Spooky Grimoire
    Spooky Grimoire
    Spooky Grimoire
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    Spooky Grimoire

    By Antonio LeVidad

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    "Split- Room" is a psychological drama about Caleb, a young adult who has no idea of his split personality disorder and question the identity of his artistic roommate.

    "Wolf-Chase" is an action thriller about a young man seeking the truth behind his Uncle's death and coming to terms with a secret society of art collectors and confronts his uncle's murderer.

    "Silver-Riding" hood is a classic horror story with a twist, as Silver-Riding Hood seeks a werewolf, in search of her missing love.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAntonio LeVidad
    Release dateMay 2, 2021
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      Spooky Grimoire - Antonio LeVidad

      Spooky Grimoire

      By Antoñio LeVidad

      Published by Antoñio LeVidad at Smashwords

      Copyright 2021 Antoñio LeVidad

      Table of Contents

      Title

      Copyright

      Table of Contents

      Silver-Riding Hood

      The Wolf Chase

      Split-Room

      Author Biography

      Silver-Riding Hood

      The subtle whistling wind glides seamlessly over trees, with leaves painted by the sun’s shaded rays, dropping steadily as a crane’s flight. A yellow-spotted leaf breaks from a maple tree’s node and flutters mid-air over a graveled path. A solid gust of wind keeps the leaf hovering over a stoned-gate post; a gate post with no gate, but a sign engraved Hunter’s Grove. The yellow-spotted leaf loses altitude, landing in mud and

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