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    The House That Death Built

    By Michaelbrent Collings

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    Getting in was easy. Getting out... will be another matter.
    ***
    It was supposed to be just one more job: in, out, and millions the richer. But when four thieves break into THIS house, they discover the owners were ready. And waiting.

    Now, the thieves find themselves in a deadly maze of traps. Traps designed not only to steal their lives, but their sanity.

    The only way out is the front door.
    The only way to get there is to survive.
    And the only way to survive is to be willing to do anything, to suffer all... and to lose everything.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichaelbrent Collings
    Release dateFeb 22, 2016
    ISBN9781524263577
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    The House That Death Built
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    Michaelbrent Collings

    Michaelbrent Collings is a #1 bestselling novelist and screenwriter. His bestsellers include Strangers, Darkbound, Apparition, The Haunted, The Loon, and the YA fantasy series The Billy Saga (beginning with Billy: Messenger of Powers). He hopes someday to develop superpowers, and maybe get a cool robot arm. Michaelbrent has a wife and several kids, all of whom are much better looking than he is (though he admits that's a low bar to set), and much MUCH cooler than he is (also a low bar). Michaelbrent also has a Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/MichaelbrentCollings and can be followed on Twitter through his username @mbcollings. Follow him for awesome news, updates, and advance notice of sales. You will also be kept safe when the Glorious Revolution begins!

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