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    The Dream

    By Myrna Muton Morrison

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    In the front entrance once again, stairs to the second floor called out to her. It was here, where she felt the first twinges of fear closing in on her. She hesitantly climbed the carpeted treads that made no sound under her feet. A long, dark hallway faced her and a sinister chill filled the air. A door swung open, spilling bright light into the corridor. Horror overcame her senses and she screamed. This was where she always woke.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMyrna Muton Morrison
    Release dateApr 4, 2013
    ISBN9781301502059
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    The Dream
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    Myrna Muton Morrison

    I have been writing for 25 years. My first novel Evelyn was published in 2005, Conundrum was published in 2007. I have eight novels ready for publication and chose smashwords as an alternative to finding a publisher to print my works. I am looking forward to seeing all of my books on smashwords. I am also an artist and I enjoy designing my own covers. Pen Pals, my first ebook is now on smashwords and ready for sale. I will soon be publishing my Trilogy, Rude awakening. Myrna Muton Morrison

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