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Quizzaciously Commenting on Armageddon Stories of Horror eBook AV Rhodes

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A selection of short stories from author Aivey Rhodes. These tales span the genre of horror all the way from classic blood, gore, and monsters, to twisted psychological anecdotes. More than just thrills and scares, this collection is also an exercise in postmodern philosophy as the stories within either have introductions or conclusions that offer seeds of knowledge and wisdom in their explanations. This truly is an entertaining and thrilling collection with literary aspirations.

Quizzaciously Commenting on Armageddon Stories of Horror eBook AV Rhodes

I really enjoyed this book. It was a great lunch time read. It could capture my attention quickly and the stories were short enough to read through pretty quickly. The only difficult part was going back to work and not going on to the next story.

Product details File Size 469 KB Print Length 104 pages Publication Date January 8, 2016 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B01AE0FJMY

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Quizzaciously Commenting on Armageddon Stories of Horror eBook AV Rhodes Reviews

Delightfully creepy!
I really enjoyed this book. It was a great lunch time read. It could capture my attention quickly and the stories were short enough to read through pretty quickly. The only difficult part was going back to work and not going on to the next story.