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Fireworks

by James A. Moore · 2001

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During Fourth of July festivities, the small town of Collier is invaded by something too horrifying to believe. The lucky ones are killed immediately. They escape the true terror that is yet to come. Original.

Genre
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Audience
adult
Length
medium · 376 pages

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