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I have 51 stories published in 2 collections on the site.
My stories have been read 88348 times and 27 of my stories have been cherry picked.
14 of my 353 comments have been voted Great Feedback with a total of 15 votes

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Kevin Grover

I write a number of different genres, and have four novels published on Amazon. They range from horror to crime thriller. My stories tend to put a new spin on things. My novel, Dead Again, is about a murdered woman returning to life a year later to solve her own murder. 

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My stories

Cherry

Legless Annie

By grover on Mon, 28 Apr 2014

There's Annie the legless fortune teller. She once tried to run away from the circus with the head clown, so they cut off her legs and put her in a box. They forced her to give fortunes. Whatever she predicted came true. Reckon she's still out back somewhere.
Horror
Story
Certificate 15
2 likes

Dead Girl Walking

By grover on Thu, 03 Apr 2014

He fired a bullet into the brain of the nearest zombie and it hit the floor. When a second came down on him, he pulled the trigger. The gun went click…
Horror
Story
Certificate 15

Road Rage

By grover on Tue, 12 Nov 2013

He remembered hearing stories about this stretch of road. They called it the demon highway. People saw things there, were always thinking they had run someone over. Some even claimed to have picked up ghostly hitchhikers.
Horror
Story
Certificate 15

Cotton House

By grover on Tue, 01 Oct 2013

The crackling record continued to play and I felt something draw closer. “Bang bang, that awful sound... Bang bang, my baby shot me down...”
Horror
Story
Certificate PG
Cherry

Run!

By grover on Wed, 25 Sep 2013

You all had your favourite player you’d hope would win. Was I a favourite? Opening my eyes, I looked over at a camera hovering at my face and glowered dangerously, hoping my face would fill a few million screens. My final close up, I thought.
Science fiction
Story
Certificate PG

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