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    Black Site

    By Michael Patrick Hicks

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    For fans of H.P. Lovecraft and Alien comes a new work of cosmic terror!

    Inside an abandoned mining station, in the depths of space, a team of scientists are seeking to unravel the secrets of humanity’s origin. Using cutting-edge genetic cloning experiments, their discoveries take them down an unimaginable and frightening path as their latest creation proves to be far more than they had bargained for.

    Black Site is a short story of approximately 10,000 words.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichael Patrick Hicks
    Release dateMay 9, 2017
    ISBN9781370739752
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    Michael Patrick Hicks

    Michael Patrick Hicks is the author of a number of speculative fiction titles. His debut novel, Convergence, was an Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award 2013 Quarter-Finalist. His most recent work is the horror novel, Mass Hysteria. He has written for the Audiobook Reviewer and Graphic Novel Reporter websites, in addition to working as a freelance journalist and news photographer. In between compulsively buying books and adding titles that he does not have time for to his Netflix queue, he is hard at work on his next story.

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