Alexander C. Kane
Sitting alone with the lights still flickering, he worked hard to calm his nerves, reminding himself that every coroner's assistant has a first night alone in the morgue, that there was nothing to be afraid of, and that the unexplained comet that passed by the night before was just a random event and nothing to worry about. It was then that all of the corpses began farting to the tune of Old MacDonald.
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Just finish the second book Loved it. Please tell me you are working on a sequel? The, big axe, the big accident, evermore, do I love her. Also, may I say that, as a Haitian woman myself I loved the speech from the Vernon matriarch.. Your book touched me at different moments and I did not expect your book to move me and for that I thank you. Thank you,
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