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The Mean Ones
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-951971-32-8
- EAN9781951971328
- Date de parution30/09/2025
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurCreature Publishing
Résumé
So what if Sadie hears talking dead animals and a strange, comforting male voice in her head? The therapist insists these are just symptoms of PTSD. It makes sense considering that she hid under the bed and watched as her best friends were slaughtered. But the murders were seventeen years ago, back when her name was Sabrina. Now, she's Sadie: a perfectly normal 29-year-old. She works as a physical therapist assistant and lifts weights with her boyfriend, Lucas, who's the sweetest, most considerate man-as long as he's not angry.
But when Lucas spontaneously agrees to join a couples trip to a cabin in the woods, the visions get worse, a strange figure stalks her during the night, and that male voice in Sadie's head keeps calling, asking her to do things she's never fathomed. Sadie's not sure if it's her paranoia or something else entirely . . . But she is sure of one thing-this time, she's not going to sit idly by as everything starts to unravel.
But when Lucas spontaneously agrees to join a couples trip to a cabin in the woods, the visions get worse, a strange figure stalks her during the night, and that male voice in Sadie's head keeps calling, asking her to do things she's never fathomed. Sadie's not sure if it's her paranoia or something else entirely . . . But she is sure of one thing-this time, she's not going to sit idly by as everything starts to unravel.



