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The Executioner's Lullaby
There is an old legend in Gehenna’s Forest, that the woods are alive and ever watching. The tale is backed by a history of murders and horrendous accidents.
In later years the folklore around the forest has brought in tourists, young thrill seekers looking to go camping. They find excitement in the forest and its history.
Unfortunately for them, the forest is still watching, and it isn't done killing.
-WARNING-
A cat pounced on the editor of this story as he was working and just about made him fall out of his chair. Also, as the test reader was doing her read through, a cat tapped on her window. When she looked up she found the cat waving a freshly bloody stump where its paw should be.
This means that at the time of this story's publication, every single person who has ever read it has been frightened by a cat while reading. I'm not entirely sure what this means, but you have been warned.
If this story were rated by cats, it would be one of the horror best sellers, a book to pop your senses. So dim the lights, draw the shades, and get in the zone. The Executioner's Lullaby is about to take you on an adventure you'll never forget.
In later years the folklore around the forest has brought in tourists, young thrill seekers looking to go camping. They find excitement in the forest and its history.
Unfortunately for them, the forest is still watching, and it isn't done killing.
-WARNING-
A cat pounced on the editor of this story as he was working and just about made him fall out of his chair. Also, as the test reader was doing her read through, a cat tapped on her window. When she looked up she found the cat waving a freshly bloody stump where its paw should be.
This means that at the time of this story's publication, every single person who has ever read it has been frightened by a cat while reading. I'm not entirely sure what this means, but you have been warned.
If this story were rated by cats, it would be one of the horror best sellers, a book to pop your senses. So dim the lights, draw the shades, and get in the zone. The Executioner's Lullaby is about to take you on an adventure you'll never forget.
52 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 6, 2015
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March 1, 2017
This story was interesting but really gorey. Susan Fouche was a good narrator.I was given this book free by the author, narrator or publisher.
November 9, 2016
Wow! I really enjoyed this book. It was actually scary! I'm so glad I won't be camping in the next few months so I have time to forget a little bit before I go out into the woods again. The narriation was awesome as well! Bravo!
I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.
I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.
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