Gulf - Campbell, Shelly
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All my life they told me monsters weren't real. They were dead wrong. Hello. My name is David Rawlingson Junior and I've accidentally opened a door into Hell. When my brothers and I found the locked door to the newly built extension on our rental cottage, the race to find the key was on. Little did I know that exploring the room beyond would create a bridge to countless alternate realities where humans have been eradicated. Ravenous creatures stalk the night, and they want nothing more than to get onto my side and feast. But time is running out. I can't get the bridge to break, and the more…mehr

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All my life they told me monsters weren't real. They were dead wrong. Hello. My name is David Rawlingson Junior and I've accidentally opened a door into Hell. When my brothers and I found the locked door to the newly built extension on our rental cottage, the race to find the key was on. Little did I know that exploring the room beyond would create a bridge to countless alternate realities where humans have been eradicated. Ravenous creatures stalk the night, and they want nothing more than to get onto my side and feast. But time is running out. I can't get the bridge to break, and the more time I spend on the wrong side of the door digging for clues, the more I fade in my world. A lonely teen discovers a new door in his family's old summer cottage and unknowingly opens a portal to a terrifying world.
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At a young age, Shelly Campbell wanted to be an air show pilot or a pirate, possibly a dragon and definitely a writer and artist. She's piloted a Cessna 172 through spins and stalls, and sailed up the east coast on a tall ship barque-mostly without projectile vomiting. In the end, Shelly found writing stories and drawing dragons to be so much easier on the stomach.Shelly's tales are speculative fiction, tending toward literary with dollops of oddity. She enjoys the challenge of exploring new techniques and subject matter, and strives to embed inspiring stories in her writing and art.