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Aarne, J. L.
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Fiction
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2018
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English
β 175 KB
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Night People
β Scribed by J.L. Aarne
- Book ID
- 110731174
- Publisher
- J.L. Aarne
- Year
- 2018
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 164 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ASIN
- B07K42PWXQ
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β¦ Synopsis
Wyatt Sinclair has been afraid of the dark his whole life because he sees monsters in the shadows. Labeled as crazy, his fear has isolated him from the rest of the world. He lives alone with two cats, works 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at a 24-hour diner, and his best and only friend is his sister.
Stranded and in trouble one night, Wyatt encounters Silas Delano, and the carefully crafted world he has been hiding in falls apart. Silas is brave and strong and heβs not afraid of the things that live in the dark; they are afraid of him.
Wyatt doesnβt know how to be like Silas, but a terrible, ancient monster is rising, and it threatens everything and everyone he loves. He canβt run away and hide this time. Can he overcome his fears and embrace who he truly is before itβs too late?
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