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    Ripples Through Murky Water
    Ripples Through Murky Water
    Ripples Through Murky Water
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    Ripples Through Murky Water

    By Allan Walsh

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    Follow Corporal Jackson on a top-secret project where being kept in the dark might just kill him. See Macey as she gets a taste of the wild frontier while finding her place in the world. Check out Jordan and his collection of figures that would make anyone believe in monsters. Or how about watching Hades as he tries to shake off a headache and move out of the underworld.

     

    Ripples Through Murky Water is a collection of eight short, dark and magical tales that will leave you hungry for more. 

     

    If you like chills down your spine, magical mayhem, or just a bit of a laugh, you'll love Ripples Through Murky Water by Allan Walsh.

     

    Grab your copy today!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAllan Walsh
    Release dateDec 26, 2021
    ISBN9798201886097
    Ripples Through Murky Water
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    Allan Walsh

    Allan Walsh is a writer and artist, born in sun-scorched Australia and raised in the grungy suburbs of West London. He is a keen martial arts fan, lover of fantasy, and a movie buff. Allan has been influenced by cult Asian film directors such as Jacki Chan and Stephen Chow, Spec Fiction novelists the like of Joe Abercrombie and graphic novelists such as Wendy and Richard Pini.  Allan currently resides in Brisbane, where he enjoys creating new worlds through his writing.

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