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Devon Holiday
Devon Holiday is the sixth short horror story in the 'Bad Decisions' series because every horror story starts with one bad decision.
12 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 31, 2019
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P.J. Reed
49 books53 followersP.J. Reed - writer of warlocks and other magical creatures. She also writes under the penname of Pami Reed.
P.J. Reed is a writer and poet from England. She holds a BAEd from Canterbury Christ Church University, an MA from Bradford University and has dabbled in psychology with the OU. She is an outrageously eclectic writer.
Her work has appeared in a wide variety of online and print magazines, books, collections, and podcasts. In 2015, she was shortlisted for the National Poetry Anthology award. In 2018, P.J. won the Forward Press Poetry 'Circle of Life' competition for her poem 'The Empty Chair.'
While in 2024, P.J. had the honour of being asked to write a poem as part of the UNESCO cities of Literature, 'Illustrating The World' literary exhibition.
In 2026, P.J. had the great honour of being accepted onto the Haiku Register.
P.J. Reed is a writer and poet from England. She holds a BAEd from Canterbury Christ Church University, an MA from Bradford University and has dabbled in psychology with the OU. She is an outrageously eclectic writer.
Her work has appeared in a wide variety of online and print magazines, books, collections, and podcasts. In 2015, she was shortlisted for the National Poetry Anthology award. In 2018, P.J. won the Forward Press Poetry 'Circle of Life' competition for her poem 'The Empty Chair.'
While in 2024, P.J. had the honour of being asked to write a poem as part of the UNESCO cities of Literature, 'Illustrating The World' literary exhibition.
In 2026, P.J. had the great honour of being accepted onto the Haiku Register.
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June 18, 2020
Reed has a great aptitude for descriptive writing, so much so you feel like you're really there, drinking in every aspect of the story. The suspense is built up well, complimenting this tale of horror.
November 17, 2020
A gripping story based on life and the things we all know. However change can occur whether intentionally or not. There is normality here and drama too. Well worth a read. Full stars here. I look forward to more of PJ's stories.
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