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Rubble by Rebecca Batala

Spray, wipe, repeat. 

Spray, wipe, repeat. 

A cleaner struggles to get a room ready for a meeting. If only people would stop dying and leaving such a mess…

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Beware the Old Woman in the Woods by Morgan Lloyd Malcolm

An older woman tells a story from her childhood, when she was dared to go up to the creepy old house in the wood and the terrifying experience she had there. 

But now, years later, she is that old woman - and she needs to decide what to do about the kids knocking at her door. 

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Carib's Leap by Kandy Rohmann

Welcome to Grenada! Tour guide Nella can’t wait to show you around.  Here, in Carib’s Leap, the indigenous tribes of the island leapt to their deaths rather than surrender to the French.

Nella is here to educate and entertain you on the island’s rich, dark history...but she’s need something from you in return.

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Restless by Peyvand Sadeghian

Ari is a bad sleeper and always has been. They’ve tried everything to fix it, from meditation, to medication, but restless legs and a general unease keeps Ari up all night. 

When Ari's body finally stops trying to run, it is not a good night's sleep they're rewarded with. Instead they're confronted with a family history they knew nothing about (and wished it had stayed that way)...

 

Back to Back by Sampira

In 2019, an urban legend was born that alluded to a vacant, inescapable place, accessible only by an accidental knocking out of our reality. It had been reported an internet user had just made up it. Harmless.  Through this witness testimony, 150 years later, we acknowledge how wrong we were.

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Serial Numbers: Society's Obsession with Mass Killer by Abi Zakarian

Terrifying Women are delighted to host this lecture by eminent US criminal psychologist Professor Laurie Regan, who will share her decades of experience profiling some of the world's most prolific serial killers to lead a challenging talk centred on society’s fascination with, and feting of, some of the worst mass killers in history. Why are we so obsessed with these individuals? Book early to avoid disappointment.

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