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    Two Sultry Nights and One Macabre Morning

    By Jeff Prebis

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    Two Sultry Nights And One Macabre Morning is a tale of infatuation defiled by corruption. People want to manipulate Carlos. But he won't comply. A beautiful woman reaches out to him, and he meets her, leading to a chain of events that may kill him or free him. You have to read it find out.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBitten Press LLC
    Release dateOct 26, 2013
    ISBN9781498968225
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    Two Sultry Nights and One Macabre Morning
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    Jeff Prebis

    Jeff Prebis is the author of the novel, The Debacle, and the boldest short story collection to come out in years called Walking On Razor Blades: Stories Of Death, Blood, And Sex. He resides in southeastern Virginia, and is seldom seen. Once in a while when the moon is full you will find him on the loose. His influences include Chuck Palahniuk, Phillip K. Dick, and Clive Barker.

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