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Where the night lasts for months. . .
Lonely in the dark regions of the Northern Canada, all Kristy wants is the love and affection of her husband, Ben. These last few years he has been acting cold and distant to her, but she doesn't know why.
A deadly desire. . .
That is until she finds the horrible secret he's been keeping in their cellar. Now she must choose. Will she abandon him and face the below freezing temperatures of Canada's ever-lasting night, or will she sacrifice herself to Ben's deadly desires?
Lonely in the dark regions of the Northern Canada, all Kristy wants is the love and affection of her husband, Ben. These last few years he has been acting cold and distant to her, but she doesn't know why.
A deadly desire. . .
That is until she finds the horrible secret he's been keeping in their cellar. Now she must choose. Will she abandon him and face the below freezing temperatures of Canada's ever-lasting night, or will she sacrifice herself to Ben's deadly desires?
11 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 20, 2016
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June 24, 2016
An unusual love story
I believe there is someone for everyone in this world, if they so desire, and this little story illustrates a perfect love match...a bit on the macabre side, but who's judging? (Shiver!!)
A very compact, quick read, and a good story...if you dare to read it, that is!
I believe there is someone for everyone in this world, if they so desire, and this little story illustrates a perfect love match...a bit on the macabre side, but who's judging? (Shiver!!)
A very compact, quick read, and a good story...if you dare to read it, that is!
June 23, 2016
Horror or Unconditional Love?
How horrible does something have to be before
you say enough is enough? Or can there truly be
unconditional love that knows all and accepts all?
L.K. Scott has written the perfect story to ask those
exact questions.
How horrible does something have to be before
you say enough is enough? Or can there truly be
unconditional love that knows all and accepts all?
L.K. Scott has written the perfect story to ask those
exact questions.
April 21, 2016
Wow! There is a whole lot packed into this short. The vivid imagery made my hair stand on end - literally. I had the creeps for days after reading this.
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