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National Park Nightmares

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National Park Nightmares

By: Greg Marchand
Narrated by: Sean Walpole
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From the author of Yellowstone Shifters come three frightful tales set in America's renowned parks. A Yellowstone dishwasher catches a grotesque trout, unleashing an insidious catastrophe... A young ranger in the Everglades releases a slinking killer in her shallow waters... And a former pro-wrestler is pitted against a hairy, bipedal creature that isn’t what everyone thinks it is.

The Sick at Yellowstone Lake, a horror novelette, "A Voice in the Glades," a horror short story, and The Terrible Ape of the Redwood Forest, a supernatural thriller novella, bring you a sneakily thrilling creep collection best enjoyed fireside.

National Park Nightmares – Have a safe trip!

©2022 Greg Marchand (P)2023 Greg Marchand Anthologies & Short Stories Short Stories Scary Fiction

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