Grave Rock: Cemetery Stones
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A group of friends slowly drift apart and leave their small town behind. Years go by and memories fade, leading to a random reunion that will make one of them question why they stopped being friends.
Was it because people change and grow-up? Or did a silly dare mean so much more than they thought? Something is lurking in the woods. Memories, graveyards, ghosts, and the truth of what happened so many years before.
*This is part of the anthology series, 'Grave Rock', a multiverse story collection.
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