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Thorns
In the arid expanse of forgotten highways and isolated towns, something stirs—something ancient, relentless, and hungry.
These are stories of survival and despair, where nature turns predator, and humanity’s resilience is tested against forces it was never meant to face.
From shadowy desert roads to desolate homes swallowed by the sands of time, each tale explores the fragility of existence and the lengths we’ll go to endure.
Secrets unravel, bonds are tested, and hope flickers like a mirage under a scorching sun.
Step into a landscape both haunting and familiar, where life is a gamble, and death waits just beyond the horizon.
These are stories of survival and despair, where nature turns predator, and humanity’s resilience is tested against forces it was never meant to face.
From shadowy desert roads to desolate homes swallowed by the sands of time, each tale explores the fragility of existence and the lengths we’ll go to endure.
Secrets unravel, bonds are tested, and hope flickers like a mirage under a scorching sun.
Step into a landscape both haunting and familiar, where life is a gamble, and death waits just beyond the horizon.
322 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 18, 2025
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June 15, 2025
Each story in this book is representative of the title.
Some stories are super short, and others that are longer have a very compelling story. In some, you cheer on the oppressed and rejoice for those abusers who get their just rewards. In some, you grieve for the ones who try to save their fellow men and communities and lose their lives to the dreaded tumbleweeds.
Many of the stories have great wordsmithing.
Some stories are super short, and others that are longer have a very compelling story. In some, you cheer on the oppressed and rejoice for those abusers who get their just rewards. In some, you grieve for the ones who try to save their fellow men and communities and lose their lives to the dreaded tumbleweeds.
Many of the stories have great wordsmithing.
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