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Scaries, Paperback by Moore, Layne, ISBN 1502866919, ISBN-13 9781502866912, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US Ray Davis avoided his small Kansas hometown for almost a decade. As a senior in high school, he narrowly escaped death in the bowels of Spooky Hollow, a place carved into the earth by evil itself. His attack became an unwilling chapter in local legend. A family tragedy forced Ray's return back to Arkansas City amidst the October flurry of the annual Arkalalah fall festival, which was a treasured homecoming for most. For Ray, standing in the middle of the traumatic memories he had managed to suppress, details began to creep to the forefront one vivid, painful dream at a time. It became apparent that Ray's would be killer was celebrating a homecoming as well.

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ISBN	9781502866912
Book Title	Scaries
Publisher	CreateSpace
Item Length	8.5 in
Publication Year	2014
Format	Trade Paperback
Language	English
Item Height	0.6 in
Author	Layne Moore
Genre	Fiction
Topic	Thrillers / Suspense
Item Weight	13.5 Oz
Item Width	5.5 in
Number of Pages	246 Pages

Scaries, Paperback by Moore, Layne, ISBN 1502866919, ISBN-13 9781502866912, Like New Used, Free shipping in the USRay Davis avoided his small Kansas hometown for almost a decade. As a senior in high school, he narrowly escaped death in the bowels of Spooky Hollow, a place carved into the earth by evil itself. His attack became an unwilling chapter in local legend. A family tragedy forced Ray's return back to Arkansas City amidst the October flurry of the annual Arkalalah fall festival, which was a treasured homecoming for most. For Ray, standing in the middle of the traumatic memories he had managed to suppress, details began to creep to the forefront one vivid, painful dream at a time. It became apparent that Ray's would be killer was celebrating a homecoming as well.