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    A Grave Temptation

    By Ryan Coull

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    'A Grave Temptation' is a collection of twenty-four dark and emotional fictional short stories which delve into everything from mystery to the supernatural, from tales of the sinister to tales of the heart. In them we meet a little girl who sees disaster on a tragic scale . . . the undertaker who keeps a terrible secret in his funeral home . . . a grief-stricken drunk driver who lives each day haunted by a terrible mistake . . . a young boy who stumbles on something terrible in the woods while walking his dog . . . a nurse returning home from her shift to find horror has come to visit . . . the doctor whose affair with a young woman leads to his demise ... and much more.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMay 12, 2017
    ISBN9780244004026
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