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All Hell Breaks Loose

The Complete Short Fiction of Armand Rosamilia, Volume 2

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All Hell Breaks Loose

By: Armand Rosamilia
Narrated by: Ryan Hicks
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All Hell Breaks Loose is the second book in a series collecting all of Armand Rosamilia's short fiction.

Twenty-one tales ranging from horror to crime thriller, to science fiction, contemporary fiction to fantasy, and more. From stories a few days ago, to ones over 30 years old.

Some stories you might've read in previous collections or anthologies. Maybe on the author's Patreon. Perhaps, as he wrote it, live on his Twitch channel. Many more never before read. Written for this audiobook, and for future collections.

All Hell Breaks Loose....The words you're not supposed to use as an author when writing a story. Why? Who can say!

With a foreword by esteemed author Jay Wilburn.

©2021 Armand Rosamilia (P)2022 Armand Rosamilia Anthologies Anthologies & Short Stories Fiction Short Stories Scary

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