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    Killing Joe Prince: A Short Story
    Killing Joe Prince: A Short Story
    Killing Joe Prince: A Short Story
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    Killing Joe Prince: A Short Story

    By Ken Stark

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    A short horror story by the multi-award-winning author of STAGE 3, Gaia's Game and Arcadia Falls.

    To Bill Anders, Joe Prince was the undisputed king of horror.

    In fact, Joe Prince was the only reason he had started writing in the first place. Without Joe Prince and his long legacy of best-selling novels, no one would ever have heard the name Bill Anders.

    Truth was, not many did, but they would one day.
    One day, he would be rich and famous, and have fan clubs and million-dollar movie deals, and everyone would know the name Bill Anders.

    And when the day came for Joe Prince to shuffle off his mortal coil, the whole world would come together and crown Bill Anders the new king of horror.

    That's why he has to kill Joe Prince.

    Enjoy this bite-sized horror. GET YOUR COPY!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKen Stark
    Release dateSep 3, 2021
    ISBN9781005096656
    Killing Joe Prince: A Short Story
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    Ken Stark

    Multi-award-winning author, Ken Stark, was born in Saskatchewan, but has called Vancouver home for most of his life. He was raised on a steady diet of science fiction and disaster movies, so it seems right that his first published book series be about the zombie apocalypse. In his spare time, Ken tries to paint like Bob Ross and play poker like Doyle Brunson, but results suggest that he might have got it all backwards.

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