The Puppet Tears - Clarke, C. R.
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Marianna Pascal makes a chilling discovery - a secret drawer of spell-settings that seem in some way related to her, and her partner, Samuel, at the core of which lie dolls of her, and him, bound and stitched together. Repulsed, she separates the doll, and thus, begins the unravelling of the spells that have controlled her life, and love, for the past twenty years. Samuel must act fast to prevent losing everything he's embroiled into his skewed existence, stepping deeper into the world of the occult than he ever has before, in an attempt to avert the apparent thundering inevitability of a…mehr

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Marianna Pascal makes a chilling discovery - a secret drawer of spell-settings that seem in some way related to her, and her partner, Samuel, at the core of which lie dolls of her, and him, bound and stitched together. Repulsed, she separates the doll, and thus, begins the unravelling of the spells that have controlled her life, and love, for the past twenty years. Samuel must act fast to prevent losing everything he's embroiled into his skewed existence, stepping deeper into the world of the occult than he ever has before, in an attempt to avert the apparent thundering inevitability of a bleak conclusion... The Puppet Tears takes you on a journey inside a warped mind. A mind that long ago detached itself from the reality it rejected, and that will stop at nothing to obtain, and keep, all that it desires. But to what end...?
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C. R. Clarke is a thirty-year veteran of the film industry, having worked on more than sixty movies. His love of writing first birthed from discovering an ability to write poetry despite being dyslexic. Poetry became stories, and through his endeavours, he has all but cured his debilitating affliction. The Puppet Tears is the second novel he has written, and the first to be published, with many more in the pipeline to follow.