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    Nights of Terror: Terrifying Thrillers with Twist Endings: Psycho Stories, #2
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    Nights of Terror: Terrifying Thrillers with Twist Endings: Psycho Stories, #2
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    Nights of Terror: Terrifying Thrillers with Twist Endings: Psycho Stories, #2

    By RC Patterson

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    About this ebook

    Hold on for two terrifying stories that will take you on a thrill ride and leave you shaking. 

    MR. JINGLES

    Danielle wants a new start. She's on the run from her murderous ex-husband. But he's found her, and he'll kill her. Danielle has to survive her ex-husband, but in the dead of night she comes across an even more horrifying monster. 

    SANTA'S GAMES

    A maniac dressed as Santa holds a boy hostage. A detective is running out of time to save the boy. If he can't solve who's behind the disguise, the night will end in blood. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRC Patterson
    Release dateMay 21, 2018
    ISBN9781386782520
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    Nights of Terror: Terrifying Thrillers with Twist Endings: Psycho Stories, #2
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    RC Patterson

    I'm insane.

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