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Blue Bell: Back Alley: A Horror Short Story

By: Roma Gray
Narrated by: Joey Eugene
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With zombies everywhere and her parents fighting, seven-year-old Pixie is as frightened as a little girl can be.

She has discovered only one bright spot during this entire ordeal: a funny, ventriloquist clown doll staring at her in a nearby window.

Can this little doll help her find a way to safety?

©2018 Roma Gray (P)2018 Roma Gray Anthologies Anthologies & Short Stories Fiction Horror Science Fiction Scary Short Story

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If you're following the story of Blue Bell as it unfolds, you have to listen to this. Roma writes with such suspense that she draws you into the story and leaves you holding your breath as the awesome Terry F. Self, uses just the right voice to mesmerize you. Then abruptly the story ends, but you know it hasn't really ended, that it will instead be picked up in another book. Then you're sad because you don't know how long it will be until the story will resume. You have to listen to this series! Thank you, Roma for the opportunity to review for you.

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