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A Splash of Crimson

A Collection of Short Horror Stories

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A Splash of Crimson

By: Jackson Arthur, Velox Books
Narrated by: Gavin J. Annette
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“I loved every story in this collection!” (Amanda Stuntz, author of New Hope)

Jackson Arthur’s A Splash of Crimson is a thrilling collection of seven strange tales filled with creeping dread.

A young couple on the brink of a breakup is drawn to an empty church, where they must confront the darkness within. When June King attempts suicide, she discovers a strange and impossible door, leading to unimaginable horrors. A single father will stop at nothing to save his dying daughter, even if it means making a deal with a mysterious young man.

In these stories and others, life and death are black and white. But what exists between is a splash of crimson.

©2023 Jackson Arthur (P)2023 Velox Books Anthologies & Short Stories Short Stories

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