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    Malice!

    By Christina Engela

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    What is it that lurks in the darkness? In the closet, under the bed... or in the dark, abandoned basement of a busy city hospital? 

    The terror is everywhere. 

    It follows us wherever we go - even into the dark, terrifyingly empty depths of space. Watching... waiting... lurking on the edge of sight... 

    What is it that we fear about the darkness? 

    Stick around - you're about to find out.

    "Malice!" is a collection of horror tales by Christina Engela.
     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChristina Engela
    Release dateMar 21, 2020
    ISBN9781393861195
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    Christina Engela

    "Christina Engela is a South African editor and author of horror, fantasy and science fiction novels. Her books are never short of suspense, adventure and humor, while her colorful characters and thought-provoking settings take readers into another world, making her one of the most gifted and creative storytellers. A firm supporter of the LGBT community, Christina believes that Sexual and Gender Minority characters aren’t reflected enough by authors due to a number of reasons. As such, Christina's writing isn’t stereotypical, and her characters aren’t stereotypes, regardless of their sexuality or gender." - Booksradar.com, June 21, 2021.You can find out more on ChristinaEngela.com

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