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\nAll Hallows Read<\/h3>\n
All Hallows Read<\/a>\u00a0is a Halloween tradition supported by Neil Gaiman where the idea is to give someone a scary book on Halloween.\u00a0We have been playing along for two years, publishing a book of two scary short stories every year since 2012. This year we have done the same and our book will be available free all day today for all our Halloween visitors.<\/p>\n If Wishes Were … by Natasha Duncan-Drake<\/strong><\/p>\n Essie and her friend Beth are taking a trip to commiserate Beth’s loss of yet another boyfriend. When they visit a spooky old graveyard and Essie makes a wish on a haunted mausoleum things don’t turn out how she expected at all.<\/p>\n Happy Families by Sophie Duncan<\/strong><\/p>\n Bridget loves Happy Families, so when she finds and old pack in a junk shop she buys them. She lives to regret it as strange and nasty things start to happen to her house-mates.<\/p>\n Cursed – A Horror Collection can be downloaded from the following places.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Sophie is sharing her thoughts about Halloween and joining in these blog hops over on Sophie’s Thoughts & Fumbles<\/a>. And Tasha has another short scare for you over her Tasha’s Thinkings<\/a>.<\/p>\n For the Trick-or-Treat Book blog hop<\/a>, we’re doubling up with All Hallow’s Read<\/a> and our free give away is Cursed: A Horror Collection<\/a><\/strong>, however, we’ve also put together some great Halloween offers on our other books. All of our books with either a horror of paranormal bent are 99c or free at Smashwords for this spooky time of year.<\/p>\n Each book which is discounted has an offer code listed below, just take this code and put it in when you checkout at Smashwords and the book price will be reduced in your basket.<\/p>\n Please note we only guarantee the discount codes will work on the 31st October, so if you pick up our treats, please use them immediately.<\/em><\/p>\n Then for the Halloween Blog Hop<\/a> we have written little drabbles (100 word stories) to go with each book in our catalogue with some aspect of horror or paranormal.<\/p>\n Click each link below to expand and see book details, the drabble and any offer to go with the book.<\/p>\n <\/a> Smashwords\u00a0Offer Code:<\/strong>\u00a0NF36L- reduced to 99c by Sophie Duncan Craig knelt up, stretched the kink in his back and reached behind for his wrench. When his hand closed on air, he glanced, saw empty floor and bit his lip. The hair on the back of his neck stood up, his skin chilled and he looked rapidly back to his work. Two months of working in this bloody place and the hokum never got easier. He\u2019d never have admitted it to the others, they\u2019d have laughed in his face, but he felt her: he was sure it was a her.<\/p>\n He hadn\u2019t seen her, but she was here, Craig knew.<\/div>\n <\/a> by Natasha Duncan-Drake As Karon left the city ruins, he turned and looked back one last time. It seemed as if it had been an age since he had allowed his guard down quite as much as he had just done with Lilaro and he missed it already.<\/p>\n The world was a dangerous place. Demons would take the unwary, even a vampire as powerful as him if he let his vigilance lapse. His tryst with the sex demon had been good for his spirit as well as his strength.<\/p>\n Turning forward, he urged his horse into motion; such luxury was behind him now.<\/div>\n <\/a> by Natasha Duncan-Drake “Och aye the noo,” Eustace shouted and leapt out of the cupboard. “Dammit all,” Eustace said and sighed heavily.<\/p>\n He’d been trying to get more than a shudder out of the dense idiot since the man had moved in for his week’s stay. At least, he supposed, with a holiday cottage his audience kept changing. It was annoying not being noticed.<\/p>\n “See you later, Boyo,” he said and walked through the wall; maybe the wife would scream if he tipped something over.<\/p>\n by Sophie Duncan \u201cRuderbaker, Ruderbaker, one, two, three. Ruderbaker, Ruderbaker, can\u2019t get me!\u201d Freddie repeated to himself, hands over his ears, staring at the ground of the graveyard.<\/p>\n The other kids had danced around him singing that awful rhyme, \u2018Ruderbaker, Ruderbaker, one, two, three. Ruderbaker, Ruderbaker, can\u2019t get me.\u2019, turning him around, throwing his glasses into the long grass. But he hadn\u2019t sung it, he\u2019d never sing it, he\u2019d changed the end.<\/p>\n \u201cYou\u2019re right, I can\u2019t,\u201d a whisper slipped into his mind; Freddie whined. \u201cBut do you want to get them for leaving you here?\u201d<\/p>\n He nodded quickly.<\/p>\n \u201cThen say my rhyme.\u201d<\/div>\n <\/a> Smashwords\u00a0Offer Code:<\/strong>\u00a0SP64X – reduced to 99c by Sophie Duncan All Hallows\u2019 Eve had always been a busy time for Damon. Not for games, though. When Zac threw open the door of their safe house wearing a skeleton mask and making woo-woo\u2019s at a bunch of giggly, costumed children, he peered round the kitchen doorway to watch, perturbed.<\/p>\n \u201cNot your thing, D?\u201d<\/p>\n Rosie made him jump as she passed him. He gave her a sour glance, but her face said she was in earnest.<\/p>\n \u201cThe Veil is thin tonight: Demon-raisers captured souls not fed children sugar,\u201d he replied.<\/p>\n \u201cWe watch, Boy,\u201d Luke muttered, wandering in, \u201cbut we have fun too.\u201d<\/div>\n <\/a> by Sophie Duncan \u201cYou look perturbed, Janus, Sweetie.\u201d Yan surprised the junior concubine when he sat beside him on the chaise and draped an arm round him.<\/p>\n Those dusky cheeks flushed,Janus looked at the floor. Gray laughed as he respectfully offered a goblet of wine to Yan.<\/p>\n \u201cJanus is scared,\u201d Campion informed him with relish. \u201cWe told him about the spirit in the old garden.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cThat was mean,\u201d Yan chastised, only lightly though, he could not afford to show too much favouritism. Instead he cajoled, \u201cGhosts don\u2019t exist, Janus.\u201d<\/p>\n The youth shivered, despite the reassurance.<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019ve seen it,\u201d came the unexpected admission.<\/div>\n <\/a> by Natasha Duncan-Drake Dan was concentrating very hard on plating his new dish, so he felt rather than saw someone come up behind him.<\/p>\n “That is very elegant,” Cathal’s familiar tones greeted him as he worked. “Does it taste as good as it looks?”<\/p>\n “That’s what you’re going to tell me,” he replied and stood up.<\/p>\n He stilled as he realised Cathal was so close they were almost touching. The familiar spark of attraction ignited in his belly at the lack of personal space. Sooner rather than later they were going to have to acknowledge whatever it was between them; it was distracting.<\/div>\n <\/a> The Beginning (Vampires: The New Age prequel #1) 99c<\/a><\/p>\n by Natasha Duncan-Drake Nate held his breath, remaining perfectly still, and Lexie screamed on cue. The one remaining spawn came charging through the battered old door as if it wasn’t there; pine never fared well up against vampires.<\/p>\n Lexie instantly lifted the crossbow she was holding and Nate closed in from behind. The spawn never even had a chance as Lexie shot it and Nate swung his sword. The bolt buried itself in the creature’s chest with a wet thud and the sharp blade sliced through its neck like butter.<\/p>\n “Job done,” Lexie said and grinned as the head bounced across the floor.<\/div>\n <\/a> by Natasha Duncan-Drake It had to have been three days by now, with no water, no food and no light. Mile’s anger was gone, along with his strength and he lay, slumped in the corner. The only thing that felt remotely real anymore was the jewel in his hand; the one his father had pressed there before slamming the door.<\/p>\n It was peaceful now and there was a brightness growing in the corner. It drew him in as if he was floating.<\/p>\n Then he burned. He felt a snap as his sight flashed red and suddenly his strength returned and he sat up.<\/p>\n by Sophie Duncan \u201cYou believe in ghosts?\u201d<\/p>\n Jake turned his head and looked at the teenage face lit up expectantly by the campfire\u2019s light. A chill ran down his spine, so he took a hasty swig of beer. It had been a long time since he\u2019d thought about that ghostly night in the warehouse.<\/p>\n \u201cRed, don\u2019t bother your father,\u201d Julia\u2019s voice chided gently.<\/p>\n \u201cI think I saw one.\u201d<\/p>\n Jake paid more attention to his son then. He recognised disquiet. He remembered his own.<\/p>\n \u201cA hunter, from the trouble times. Do you believe, Dad?\u201d<\/p>\n He drew in a difficult breath.<\/p>\n \u201cYes,\u201d he replied quietly.<\/div>\n <\/a> John knows that at best he can be described as a male escort and at worst as a whore, but it’s what he does and he’s good at it. He sells his body and his clients come with fangs so it’s more about blood than sex. by\u00a0Natasha Duncan-Drake The trip to the solicitors had been nerve wracking, but at least it had cleared up a few things for John. He was really beginning to feel like a person again. He had his name back, his flat and everything else. He was coming back.<\/p>\n “Are you sure you don’t want a solicitor with you when you talk to the police?” Michael asked, sitting down beside him.<\/p>\n “Yes,” he replied. “Mum says DI Willis is a good guy and I don’t want to piss him off.”<\/p>\n Thinking about it made his stomach churn, but it was the next logical step.<\/div>\n <\/a> by Sophie Duncan Luka wandered into the living room to find Ben in their kitchenette looking down at a very large sandwich. Luka\u2019s nose twitched with rich scents of roasted pork, curried chicken, pickle, mustard, and even lettuce. He murmured amusement and strolled over to the counter.<\/p>\n \u201cMidnight snack?\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cCouldn\u2019t sleep,\u201d Ben huffed, eyes flicking to the moonlight streaming in through the window. \u201cAm I really this hungry?\u201d<\/p>\n Not for the first time since his turning, Ben looked lost. Luka smiled.<\/p>\n \u201cProbably,\u201d he shrugged. \u201cIt\u2019s only been 48hrs. We\u2019re still adapting.\u201d<\/p>\n Ben looked a bit happier. He pointed at his creation.<\/p>\n \u201cWanna share?\u201d<\/p>\n by Natasha\u00a0Duncan-Drake “Don’t look so worried,” Anna said and grinned.<\/p>\n “I’m not supposed to be here,” Lani pointed out, shifting nervously from one foot to the other.<\/p>\n “It’s Halloween,” Anna replied; “you’ll fit in perfectly.”<\/p>\n Then she grabbed his hand and dragged him towards the door. Since the whole incident with the MiBs, Lani and she had kept in touch via the necklace and she had invited him to visit secretly only the previous week. With his ears and tail he looked like he had the most awesome costume.<\/p>\n Anna was sure nothing bad would happen; it was the perfect set up.<\/div>\n <\/a> Smashwords\u00a0Offer Code:<\/strong>\u00a0QN44H- reduced to 99c by Sophie Duncan \u201cWhat a gorgeous mirror, where did you find it?\u201d Louise gushes at me.<\/p>\n I just smile: I shan\u2019t tell her it was in the house when I bought it.<\/p>\n \u201cAren\u2019t those attachments?\u201d<\/p>\n My sister-in-law reaches up to the mirror\u2019s brass fittings.<\/p>\n \u201cYes, it used to belong to a dressingtable, I believe.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cHow clever of you to adapt it.\u201d<\/p>\n Again, I say nothing. Louise bounces off, waving at my other housewarming guests. I check my cute new bob in the mirror. For a second that isn\u2019t my reflection. I blink. It\u2019s me again. Chills run down my spine. I back off.<\/p>\n by Natasha Duncan-Duncan Jack stepped out of the car and looked up at the nondescript building. It hadn’t changed except for a new coat of paint.<\/p>\n “Ready?” Sarah asked.<\/p>\n He wasn’t really, but he nodded anyway. They had left Gavin at Sarah’s flat and it was time for Jack to come in from the cold. He wasn’t really sure how his previous employers were going to receive him, but he did his best to hide his nerves.<\/p>\n They walked into the building together and security let them through surprisingly quickly.<\/p>\n “Welcome home, Jack,” Sarah said as she showed him into the main office.<\/div>\n <\/a> Smashwords\u00a0Offer Code:<\/strong>\u00a0DR49D – reduced to 99c by Sophie Duncan \u201cGive me the doll, Darling.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cNo, no!\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cYou know what Dr Holstrum said, she\u2019s bad for you.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cShe\u2019s mine!\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cJust put her in the box, Sweetie.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cShe\u2019s my friend! No!\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cThen sit her on the counter, just for a minute, so we can talk.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cI know what you do. You want to trick us!\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cI want to help you, Darling. Just put down the doll.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cNo, not ever!\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cDarling…put down the knife. Come on, Sweetie, it\u2019s me, Kevin, your husband.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cLeave us alone.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cMarissa, please!\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cYou go away. We don\u2019t need you!\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cPut down the knife…Marissa…Darling. No!!!\u201d<\/p>\n by Natasha Duncan-Duncan “Good morning, Mr Langdon, how are you feeling this morning?”<\/p>\n John looked up at the mirrored glass in front of him.<\/p>\n “I just want to go home.”<\/p>\n “Of course, but you must be well first. Did you dream about your wife again?”<\/p>\n “Yeah, when she attacked me after…”<\/p>\n “She died?”<\/p>\n John nodded.<\/p>\n “It’s amazing isn’t it,” her aide said as Dr Hallow’s turned off the mic and marked her observations on her clipboard.<\/p>\n “Amazing and tragic,” she replied. “Release the rabbits, please. He still believes he’s alive.”<\/p>\n Behind the glass Langdon fell on the animals mindlessly.<\/p>\n “Until he smells prey.”<\/div>\n <\/a> Smashwords\u00a0Offer Code:<\/strong>\u00a0TK36U- reduced to 99c by Sophie Duncan The wind howled round the rocks and, wrapping her cloak tighter, Beriel shifted closer to Gaven on their log. The old man gave her a disdainful look.<\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s cold!\u201d Beriel defended herself tartly.<\/p>\n It wasn\u2019t really the cold that was bothering her, though. She\u2019d heard stories about these hills: ghosts wandered them, spectres of travellers lost in storms that could strike without warning.<\/p>\n \u201cThen go get more wood for the fire,\u201d Gaven ordered.<\/p>\n Beriel stiffened. Gaven glared.<\/p>\n \u201cA sorcerer has no call to be afraid of superstitions,\u201d Gaven sniffed.<\/p>\n Beriel sniffed back.<\/p>\n \u201cWell I\u2019m only an apprentice, you\u2019re the sorcerer.\u201d<\/div>\n <\/a> Smashwords\u00a0Offer Code:<\/strong>\u00a0MB25R- reduced to 99c by Natasha\u00a0Duncan-Drake Melissa could see the dark shape by the wall out of the corner of her eye, but she did not dare turn her head. She could feel it watching her; knew that’s what it most wanted.<\/p>\n She had woken from a deep sleep, the light from a streetlamp partially illuminating the room, and she had almost simply glanced around. But she had felt it: the evil. It made her nerves prickle and her body feel like lead. Instinctively she recognised one glance was all it would need. It was pure malice.<\/p>\n It lurked, waiting for her to acknowledge its existence.<\/div>\n![\"Cursed](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/www.wittegenpress.com\/images\/book_images\/Cursed_320x480.jpg?w=200\")
<\/a>Cursed – A Horror Collection<\/strong><\/a> by Natasha Duncan-Drake and Sophie Duncan<\/p>\n![\"Cursed](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/www.wittegenpress.com\/wp_main\/wp-content\/plugins\/mybooktable\/styles\/Wittegen%20Press\/smashwords_button.png?resize=103%2C37&ssl=1\")
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<\/a><\/p>\nHalloween Blog Hop and Trick-or-Treat Book Blog Hop<\/h3>\n
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<\/a> The Burning Web<\/strong> by Sophie Duncan<\/a>
\nA ghost story to haunt you all.
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\n<\/a>for all other buying options (no offer) please click here<\/a><\/p>\nWatched<\/h5>\n
\nAuthor’s Note: This short concentrates on one of the minor characters from The Burning Web. It isn’t only Tris who feels uncomfortable.\u00a0<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n
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<\/a> The Trade<\/strong>\u00a0by Natasha Duncan-Drake<\/a>
\nAn explicit story of demons and magic set in a dystopian future.
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\nPrice:<\/strong> 99c for all buying options please click here<\/a><\/p>\nComfort<\/h5>\n
\nAuthor’s note:\u00a0This drabble happens just after the events of the book.<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n
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<\/a> In The Event of Death<\/strong> by Natasha Duncan-Drake and Sophie Duncan<\/a>
\nTwo short stories to make the hairs on the back of your neck stand all the way up.
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\nPrice:<\/strong> 99c for all buying options please click here<\/a><\/p>\nNotice Me!<\/h5>\n
\nAuthor’s note: This is a short drabble about what Eustace was up to before we meet him in The Visitor.<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n
\nThe man standing in front of the sink shivered and looked round, but otherwise failed to react suitably.<\/p>\nPersuasion<\/h5>\n
\nAuthor’s Note: \u00a0This rhyme is insidious.<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n
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<\/a> The\u00a0End of the Journey<\/strong>\u00a0by Sophie Duncan<\/a>
\nDemons and magic in a YA tale of courage and trust.
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\n<\/a>for all other buying options (no offer) please click here<\/a><\/p>\nA New Perspective<\/h5>\n
\nAuthor’s Note: \u00a0This story is set between the first and second books in the series.<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n
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<\/a> The Vampire’s Concubine\u00a0by Sophie Duncan<\/a>
\nA series of short stories full of sex, vampires and mystery.
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\nAn Amusement\u00a0(The Vampire’s Concubine #1) Price:<\/strong> 99c for all buying options please click here
\n<\/a>Rage (The Vampire’s Concubine #2) Price:<\/strong> 99c for all buying options please click here<\/a><\/p>\nTall Tales<\/h5>\n
\nAuthor’s Note: The concubines of the harem share a spooky tale.<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n
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<\/a>Out of the Frying Pan<\/strong>\u00a0by Natasha Duncan-Drake<\/a>
\nAn explicit story of a chef, a vampire and betrayal.
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\nPrice:<\/strong> 99c for all buying options please click here<\/a><\/p>\nThe Elephant in the Room<\/h5>\n
\nAuthor’s note:\u00a0This drabble happens just after the events of the book.<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n
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<\/a> The Avebury Legacy<\/strong> (Vampires: The New Age #1) by Natasha Duncan-Drake<\/a>
\nDark fantasy with very nasty vampires and lots of excitement and magic set in contemporary times.<\/p>\n
\nSmashwords\u00a0Offer Code:<\/strong>\u00a0FR67E- reduced to 99c
\n<\/a>for all other buying options (no offer) please click here<\/a><\/p>\nHunting<\/h5>\n
\nAuthor’s note: This drabble is set just before The Avebury Legacy begins and is the hunt mentioned in the first scene.<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n
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<\/a> When Darkness Beckons<\/strong> by Natasha Duncan-Drake and Sophie Duncan<\/a>
\nTwo short stories to make the hairs on the back of your neck stand all the way up.
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\nPrice:<\/strong> 99c for all buying options please click here<\/a><\/p>\nDying<\/h5>\n
\nAuthor’s note: This is a short drabble about how Miles became a Soul Catcher<\/em><\/span><\/p>\nDo You Believe In Ghosts?<\/h5>\n
\nAuthor’s Note: Even werewolves can get scared.<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n
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<\/a>The Soul Reader Series by Natasha Duncan-Drake<\/a>
\nA series of free short stories and bargain price novellas full of sex, vampires and John, who is human, but unusual.
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\nForgotten Soul\u00a0(Soul Reader\u00a0#1) Price:<\/strong>\u00a0FREE\u00a0for all downloading\u00a0options please click here
\n<\/a>Forbidden Soul\u00a0(Soul Reader #2) Price:<\/strong> 99c for all buying options please click here
\n<\/a>Fortunate\u00a0Soul\u00a0(Soul Reader #3) Price:<\/strong> FREE\u00a0for all downloading\u00a0options please click here<\/a>
\n<\/a><\/p>\nTomorrow<\/h5>\n
\nAuthor’s Note: \u00a0This drabble takes place shortly after book #3 to lead in to #4.<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n
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<\/a> Bright Young Things<\/strong> by Sophie Duncan and Natasha Duncan-Drake<\/a>
\nFive young adult speculative fiction stories, including some with a horror edge.<\/p>\n
\nSmashwords\u00a0Offer Code:<\/strong>\u00a0FA84V- reduced to 99c
\n<\/a>for all other buying options (no offer) please click here<\/a><\/p>\nMidnight Snack<\/h5>\n
\nAuthor’s note: Ben is still getting used to his instincts. This is a sequel to Samling Born.<\/em><\/span><\/p>\nSneaking In<\/h5>\n
\nAuthor’s note: This is a drabble for my story Lost Kitty – just a little something short and sweet :).<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n
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<\/a>Supernature<\/strong>\u00a0by Sophie Duncan and Natasha Duncan-Drake<\/a>
\nFive paranormal romance\u00a0stories with explicit content<\/p>\n
\nA new placement, a new start together for orphans Paul and Amanda. However, they soon discover all is not as it seems with the mysterious Miss Torris.<\/em>
\nCleave To Until Forever<\/strong> by Natasha Duncan-Drake
\nParalysed by an explosion, Adam must heal more than his legs when he discovers his wereleopard ancestry.<\/em>
\nThe Vampire Who Loved Me<\/strong> by Natasha Duncan-Drake
\nJack Boddington was your every day, jobbing spy until his last assignment goes horribly wrong. Then he wakes up twenty years later with a thirst for blood.<\/em>
\nGirl In The Mirror<\/strong> by Sophie Duncan
\nPenelope Beverly must discover the secret of the ghost girl in her mirror when she takes a position as companion to Miss Verinace.<\/em>
\nTimothy<\/strong> by Natasha Duncan-Drake
\nDarcy is a modern girl, but even she is shocked when her mother gives her the family heirloom as she is about to go off to university and it\u2019s a dildo named Timothy.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n<\/a>for all other buying options (no offer) please click here<\/a><\/p>\nReflections<\/h5>\n
\nAuthor’s note: New mirror, new reflection. This drabble takes place after the events in Girl In The Mirror.<\/em><\/span><\/p>\nGoing Home?<\/h5>\n
\nAuthor’s note: This drabble is a very short follow on from The Vampire Who Loved Me.<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n
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<\/a>Book of Darkness<\/strong>\u00a0by Sophie Duncan and Natasha Duncan-Drake<\/a>
\nSix\u00a0horror stories\u00a0to spook and scare all horror fans.<\/p>\n
\nHow would you cope if you discovered your bed was haunted?<\/em>
\nBFF<\/strong> by Sophie Duncan
\nNew school, new best friend, but Karen discovers that Debbie has dark secrets.<\/em>
\nJust One Day<\/strong> by Sophie Duncan
\nThe house was a bargain and Georgie loves it, so she\u2019s not going to listen to the strange warning from the estate agent that for one day every year it is haunted.<\/em>
\nThe Crosses We Bear<\/strong> by Natasha Duncan-Drake
\nShitty hotel, shitty team bonding weekend, but Lyle gets more than he bargained for when he removes the cross from above his bed.<\/em>
\nQueen Of My World<\/strong> by Sophie Duncan
\nAlfred doesn\u2019t like people very much, but he knows how to use them to get what he wants and he wants Lissy.<\/em>
\nDead Not Dying<\/strong> by Natasha Duncan-Drake
\nJo loves her cat, Tigger, but when he comes back from near death, Jo eventually realises that it might actually have been death itself.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n<\/a>for all other buying options (no offer) please click here<\/a><\/p>\nDolly<\/h5>\n
\nAuthor’s note: Danger comes from the most innocent things. This drabble was inspired by the short story BFF.<\/em><\/span><\/p>\nDelusion<\/h5>\n
\nAuthor’s note: This doesn’t go with any specific\u00a0story in the book, but it is the same genre.<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n
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<\/a>The Other Half of Everything<\/strong>\u00a0by Sophie Duncan<\/a>
\n14 stories of all genres written by Sophie Duncan, including fantasy, horror, paranormal, sci-fi and more.<\/p>\n
\nSamling-Born<\/strong> (YA Contemporary Fantasy)
\nThe Name Is The Game<\/strong> (Paranormal Contemporary Fantasy)
\nThe Gift<\/strong> (Fantasy)
\nUndercover<\/strong> (M\/M Erotic Crime)
\nBFF<\/strong> (Horror)
\nThe End Of The Journey<\/strong> (The Hidden War #1) (YA Contemporary Fantasy, M\/M Romance)
\nJust One Day<\/strong> (Horror)
\nGirl In The Mirror<\/strong> (Paranormal Fantasy)
\nA Special Catch<\/strong> (M\/F Erotic Sci-Fi)
\nSong For A Sovereign<\/strong> (Fantasy)
\nQueen of My World<\/strong> (Horror)
\nAll In The Mind<\/strong> (Sci-Fi)
\nA New Path<\/strong> (The Hidden War #2) (YA Contemporary Fantasy, M\/M Romance)<\/p>\n<\/a>
\nfor all other buying options (no offer) please click here<\/a><\/p>\nSuperstitions<\/h5>\n
\nAuthor’s note: It’s cold, it’s dark, it’s haunted. This drabble takes place just before the events of Song For A Sovereign.<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n
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<\/a>Half of Everything<\/strong>\u00a0by Natasha\u00a0Duncan-Drake<\/a>
\n14 stories of all genres written by Natasha Duncan-Drake, including fantasy, horror, paranormal, sci-fi and more.<\/p>\n
\nSleep Of The Damned<\/strong> (Horror)
\nTo Life Reborn<\/strong> (Fantasy)
\nCleave To Until Forever<\/strong> (M\/M Paranormal Romance)
\nLost Kitty<\/strong> (YA Sci-Fi)
\nThe Machine<\/strong> (Contemporary Fantasy with M\/M Romance)
\nThe Vampire Who Loved Me<\/strong> (Paranormal Espionage, M\/M\/F)
\nGod of Love<\/strong> (M\/M Erotica Fantasy)
\nAll That Glitters<\/strong> (M\/M Romance)
\nConnections<\/strong> (M\/M\/F Erotic Sci-Fi)
\nThe Crosses We Bear<\/strong> (Horror)
\nTimothy<\/strong> (M\/F Paranormal Romance)
\nDead Not Dying<\/strong> (Horror)
\nThe Beginning<\/strong> (YA Urban Horror)<\/p>\n<\/a>
\nfor all other buying options (no offer) please click here<\/a><\/p>\nFear<\/h5>\n
\nAuthor’s note: This is another one where I decided to go with the horror genre rather than writing a drabble for a specific story in the book.<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n
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