The Siren Sings
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Last published Fri, Jun 23, 2017
People don't appreciate her voice. They don't appreciate it because they have never heard it. Because when people hear her, people get hurt. Because when people hear her, people get dead.
^First novella in the Choral Myth Trilogy^
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