Lonely Hollow

Lonely Hollow

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Fiction
Mystery
Lonely Hollow. A small, strange town in the middle of the dense forest. Turner Williams is just a regular teenager without a dream and no clear path ahead of him. Nothing ever happens in Lonely Hollow, everything seems the exact same as it was, and looks like it's gonna stay that way. Until one day, Turner stumbles upon a dark mystery that has remained asleep until now. A deep secret that was kept for years. A hidden event that happened long ago in Lonely Hollow...and it's about to happen again.
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