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Woom: An extreme horror

Some places keep their secrets, and the Lonely Motel may hold the worst of them in Room 6. Angel has come back to that room for one purpose: to bring an end to the torment that began there, whatever it costs him. The room is where his mother died, and he has spent a long time digging into its past, learning what happened there and why it still matters to him.

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He shares those stories with Shyla, a plus-sized escort who finds his tales hard to believe. The accounts he gives are dark and disturbing, the kind of material that lingers long after you put the book down. Yet the motel seems to hold a memory of its own, and it does not forget or forgive. Those who step into its rooms are rarely allowed to leave the way they came.

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