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Shadows and Light: to Benefit Women's Aid Andrew Scorah As

Publisher Marketing: 37 stories from authors around the world. Coming together to aid the key UK charity Women's Aid. Stories from some of the best in indie publishing around the world today, as well as a couple of big names. The tales within range from horror, noir, crime to a bit of Sci Fi and romance thrown in, all for your entertainment while helping make a difference and furthering the awareness of domestic abuse. SHADOWS & LIGHT A Ballard Tale Andrew Scorah Placebo ANDREW VACHSS The Battered Wife Graham Masterton QUITS. SEUMAS GALLACHER THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW DAVID EDGERLEY GATES Daylight. Kevin Holton THE SAME OLD STORY by Keith Dixon WILLIAMS OF THE YARD IN THE FOXBOROUGH CASE By Andrew Peters The Deaths of Andrea Ford By David Monk Across the River A Story by Samuel Dickens THE DARE By Juliet B Madison THE OTHER WIFE By Absolutely*Kate The Last Girl on Earth. K. A. Hambly The Summer of Penny Walsh By Frank Sonderborg Finding The Phoenix By Caitlin O'Connor Black-Eyed Susan By Thomas Pluck The Blues Detective The Affair of the Precious Packages Andrew Peters All Mine By George Beck Ruby Pendant By Melissa Dougherty Emily's Valentine Gerry McCullough Killing in the Name of Aidan Thorn The Princess The Fox & The Crow William Rose The Scent of Pancakes By Tina Bausinger The Man Behind the Curtain By Paul D Brazill Doreen's Tomorrows by Gay Ingram East Meets West By Jane Morris THE VISIT by Dana Wright Heaven's Scar By Caitlin O'Connor Jane Unbound By Kerry E. B. Black Ellie By Marie Bishop LITTLE BROTHER By Cath Bore Almost Christmas by Rayna L. Stiner Floorboard Hoofbeats By Cass McMain AN IRISH STORY By Roderick Craig Low Accounts Payable By Hector Duarte Jr. Through Two Unblackened Eyes Linda Bonney Olin Bonus Story Dalton's Rain Andrew Scorah Contributor Bio:  Vachss, Andrew Andrew Vachss is a lawyer who represents children and youths exclusively. His many novels and two collections of short stories have been translated into twenty languages, and his work has appeared in Parade, Esquire, Playboy, and The New York Times, among other publications. A native New Yorker, he divides his time between the city of his birth and the Pacific Northwest. Contributor Bio:  Masterton, Graham Graham Masterton, a master of modern horror (Library Journal), is one of the world s best-selling horror writers. A journalist by trade, Masterton s debut novel, The Manitou, was an instant hit and was filmed with Tony Curtis and Susan Strasberg.