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    End of Amnesia: A Short Story
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    End of Amnesia: A Short Story

    By Grant Palmquist

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    About this ebook

    A young man thinks he’s met the perfect one-night stand in Lacey, but she has a plan of her own, one that will last far longer than one night ... and make him wish he never met her.

    End of Amnesia is a short story of approximately 2,500 words. Includes a sample of the novel A Song After Dark.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGrant Palmquist
    Release dateJun 9, 2012
    ISBN9781476070797
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    End of Amnesia: A Short Story
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    Grant Palmquist

    Grant Palmquist is the author of the science-fiction novel Azure and four horror novels: A Song After Dark, Permanent Winter, Dirge, and The Seer. His short stories have appeared in Chizine, Dogmatika, and Underground Voices.

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