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    Pandora Drive

    By Tim Waggoner

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    The small town of Zephyr, Ohio, is home to a very special young woman. Damara is quiet, reclusive—and she has the ability to make other people's dreams, fears, and fantasies all too real. But this isn't an ability that she can control, as many people in town are beginning to learn. For some, dreams are becoming living nightmares. For others, their deepest fears are suddenly alive and worse than they ever imagined.

    As Damara's powers sweep like wildfire through the town, her neighbors' long-hidden desires and secret wishes are dragged out into the open—and given life. But as the old saying goes, be careful what you wish for, because in this case...it could kill you.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCrossroad Press
    Release dateMar 22, 2014
    ISBN9781311524263
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    Tim Waggoner

    Bram Stoker Award-winning author Tim Waggoner writes both original and media tie-in fiction, and he has published over forty novels and four short story collections. He teaches creative writing at Sinclair College in Dayton, Ohio.

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      How many times have you let your imagination wander, letting monsters and horrors run rampant through your mind? You wouldn't want to do that on Pandora Drive.This was a wonderfully clever book. Waggoner took something that everyone has - an imagination - and turned it into a real horror. The writing was clear and quick paced, and the characterization was superb. This was a very good read.

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