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Read the article →| Category: | Fiction - Anthology |
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| Author: | Brit Lunden |
| Publisher: | Chelshire, Inc |
| Publication Date: | March 19, 2019 |
| Number of Pages: | 106 |
| ISBN-10: | 1947188992 |
| ISBN-13: | 978-1947188990 |
| ASIN: | B07P761SF2 |
It is no secret that Bulwark, Georgia, has seen some bizarre
incidents
The Knowing: A Bulwark Anthology by Brit Lunden is a
continuation of her novella, Bulwark, which follows the life of Sheriff Clay in
this weird old town of Georgia called Bulwark. The book has beautifully
combined supernatural mystery with romance to entice readers, and just like her
previous works Lunden has made the characters mesmerizingly unforgettable and
the setting one that will inhabit the imagination of readers. The twisty,
darkly written plot is perfectly paced and each chapter is written with an
ending that propels the reader forward onto the next chapter.
Previously a famous children's book author, Brit Lunden is
now diving into the world of adult fiction, and there's no denying that she has
been doing a splendid job with strong, memorable characters and exciting plot
twists. This book will take readers on an entertaining, fast-paced ride with
many horror stories and disturbing tales. It is absorbing, a story with a
setting that comes across to readers as a character in the tale.
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