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Stream Liner of the Lost Souls

Stream Liner Series, Book 1

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Stream Liner of the Lost Souls

By: Paul Griffiths
Narrated by: Brandon Church
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In the town of Littleworth, Shannon is desperate to take herself and her only brother away from the drugs and gangs that have overrun the town. With the law enforcement making the area a no-go zone, the corruption is rife. With one of her brothers and both parents dead, she has no intention of losing the only sibling she has left.

Unfortunately for her, her brother has no intention of leaving. He thrives on drugs and violence; this is his world, and he feels he is here to stay. That is until something happens - so gruesome, so violent that even the devil himself would have been proud of the ensuing developments.

This dramatically changes things, not only for Shannon and her brother but for all mankind. When you're dead, you're dead, right? Wrong. You can run, but you cannot hide from the Stream Liner.

©70 Paul Leslie Griffiths (P)2018 Paul Leslie Griffiths
Occult Scary

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