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    Devil's Food: A Tiffany Waters Paranormal Mystery

    By Rebecca M. Senese

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    Volunteering at the St. Patrick's Mission, detective Tiffany Waters connects with a strange homeless man named Simon. After rescuing Simon from what appears to be a fire in the Mission's kitchen, he reveals his true past as a world renowned chef.  Soon Tiffany is being stalked by the same horrific entity haunting Simon and it's only a matter of time before it destroys her. How can she keep Simon safe while avoiding her own damnation?

    Let them eat cake!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRFAR Publishing
    Release dateNov 9, 2014
    ISBN9781502214737
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    Devil's Food: A Tiffany Waters Paranormal Mystery
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    Rebecca M. Senese

    Based in Toronto, Canada, Rebecca M. Senese writes horror, science fiction and mystery/crime, often all at once in the same story. Garnering an Honorable Mention in “The Year’s Best Science Fiction” and nominated for numerous Aurora Awards, her work has appeared in Tesseracts 16: Parnassus Unbound, Imaginarium 2012, Ride the Moon, Tesseracts 15: A Case of Quite Curious Tales, TransVersions, Deadbolt Magazine, On Spec, The Vampire’s Crypt, Storyteller, Reflection’s Edge, Future Syndicate and Into the Darkness, amongst others.

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