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City of the Creeps | Ernie Kaltenbrunner, Jr

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The Crazies meets Day of the Dead, molded for a modern readership.The virus is smart, learning as it goes, and finding opportunities to thrive.People are changing. They're quiet. They're spacey. They're harboring something foreign and looking mingle...People are biting. People are chasing. People are spreading a virus that turns even the most civilized into a creature of violence. Can a small group of survivors make it through the day, will they survive the night?Survive unscathed? No.Survive unchanged? No.Survive uncontaminated? Maybe.

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City of the Creeps | Ernie Kaltenbrunner, Jr

Look at what I found at HPB yesterday @reggie There was quite the collection of Rewind or Die there. Even a copy of Who Will Save Your Soul? I ended up grabbing a few.

Reggie How awesome! I‘m so jealous of you. I don‘t think I‘ll ever see a real life Rewind or Die out in the wilds of New Mexico any time soon. 2w

vivastory @Reggie This is the first time I've ever seen one at a bookstore before. There were quite a few horror books I typically wouldn't see, even at HPB, including a Matheson I had never heard of. 2w

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