The Slay Spree - Short Stories
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A collection of short stories that you can read whenever you want.
From dark fiction to action and thrillers, this whole collection of stories can give you a good reading experience.
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A serial killer obsessed, ironically, with preserving life, looks for significance in the deaths of his victims, scrutinizing their final expressions; however, when he encounters a victim who seemingly cannot die, his experiments become, if possible, even more sinister.
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