The Tell-Tale Tech

The Tell-Tale Tech

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Science Fiction
A science-fiction homage to Edgar Allan Poe's THE TELL-TALE HEART, this short story involves the mad ravings of a crazed inventor...and murder. If you enjoy this short story, check out some of my other writing at http://www.amazon.com/Rachel-Lynn-Brody/e/B00734UWMW.
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