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    The First Shred: Shredded, #1

    By DL W

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    Three short stories, each intertwined to a larger whole. Who is the man who turns others into clouds of blood? Who is the girl who takes others' deaths? Who is the man who paints ghosts? And how are they all related? 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMadness Heart Press
    Release dateMar 9, 2019
    ISBN9781386696032
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    The First Shred: Shredded, #1
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    DL W

    DLW writes fast-paced dark fiction. She graduated with a Bachelor of Communication in Screen Studies and Creative Writing and is currently working towards her MA in Writing and Literature. The First Shred, the first installment of her debut novella series, will be released by Madness Heart Press in 2019. You can see what she is up to and read her blog at dimlightwrites.com

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