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    Orange Lake

    By Al Sarrantonio

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    About this ebook

    First appearance in digital and just in time for Halloween: the two newest Orangefield tales together in one affordable package: ORANGE LAKE, a 9,000 word novelette which has only appeared in Kasey Lansdale's IMPOSSIBLE MONSTERS and, as a bonus, "The Pumpkin Smasher," which has only appeared in OCTOBER DREAMS II.
    In "Orange Lake," Samhain and Detective Grant join forces to defeat the Dark One; and, included as a bonus, "The Pumpkin Smasher," a short story about a genius pumpkin smasher who messes with Samhain...and, of course, loses.
    Get 'em now before they go away! And Happy Halloween!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCrossroad Press
    Release dateSep 8, 2015
    ISBN9781311394651
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    Orange Lake
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    Al Sarrantonio

    Al Sarrantonio is an acclaimed author, and the editor of anthologies such as 999: New Stories of Horror and Suspense and Flights: Extreme Visions of Fantasy. He lives in Newburgh, New York.

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