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    Contemplations of Dinner

    By Gabriel Beyers

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    When death has you for dinner, oh the tales that you will hear. 

    A secret hidden in a freezer. A lonely woman takes solace in an ancient cat. A boy is trapped in a barn with a strange hit man. An open grave awaits an occupant. A man is encouraged by a long lost love to hunt a monster. And more. 

    Contemplations of Dinner is a gripping combination of Suspense, Horror, Science Fiction and the Paranormal. Within these short stories you will find a universe where witches curse, aliens feed, ghosts haunt and killers abound.     

    Categories: Suspense, Dark Fantasy, Paranormal Thriller, Action Adventure, Werewolf, Ghost, Shapeshifter, Witch, Alien Invasion, Cat, Monsters, Supernatural Horror, Urban Contemporary, United States American, Short Stories, Mythology, Occult

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGemini Gremlin Ink
    Release dateApr 17, 2014
    ISBN9781498938372
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    Contemplations of Dinner
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    Gabriel Beyers

    Gabriel Beyers lives in Southern Indiana with his wife, two children, and two lovable yet destructive dogs. He has worked many years in construction and it is still in his blood. He is always looking for a new project around the house. Someday, when he can find the time, he'll start tinkering with marine aquariums again. He loves to talk books and movies, and has a terrible addiction to video games. For more information visit Gabriel's blog at www.gabrielbeyers.blogspot.com

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