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    Another Slice of Fear
    Another Slice of Fear
    Another Slice of Fear
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    Another Slice of Fear

    By Andrew Allen Smith

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    Fear is at the core of who we are. Join Andrew Allen Smith as he once again writes his way inside your mind to seek those innermost thoughts that you try to hide.


    A man finds the secret to immortality, or does he? A selfish woman gets eternal servitude, for a price. A monster awakens and has to decide who is the monster? A fam

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPencraft Press, LLC
    Release dateMay 13, 2022
    ISBN9781737337379
    Another Slice of Fear
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    Andrew Allen Smith

    Andrew Allen Smith has been a horror fan since seeing "The Blob" at age 6. He was fascinated by the thrill of fear and read hundreds of anthologies and horror novels as time progressed including "The Exorcist" that his mother left out when it was released in 1971. He continued on a constant quest into the nature of fear throughout his life collecting books, movies, and then began writing. After having children, his house became a destination for many with his animatronics and decorations including a replica of the crate beast from "Creepshow" powered by hydraulics. After writing several novels he released the anthology "The Theft and other short stories" in 2016 followed in 2021 by a "Slice of Fear", and soon to be released "Another Slice of Fear". Andrew's books can be found on Amazon or at andrewallensmith.com. Andrew lives in Muskegon with his wife and cat.

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