Hollywood After Dark : 3 Tales of Terror, Paperback by Maliga, Lisa, Like New...

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Publication Year: 2013 height: 0.3 in Item Length: 9 in Genre: Fiction Language: English Format: Trade Paperback Item Height: 0.3 in Number of Pages: 138 Pages Publisher: CreateSpace Topic: Horror Author: Lisa Maliga Item Weight: 9.3 Oz Item Width: 6 in width: 6 in ISBN: 9781481924917 Book Title: Hollywood after Dark: 3 Tales of Terror

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Hollywood After Dark : 3 Tales of Terror, Paperback by Maliga, Lisa, Like New.... Hollywood After Dark : 3 Tales of Terror, Paperback by Maliga, Lisa, ISBN 1481924915, ISBN-13 9781481924917, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US This trio of horror novelettes takes place in Los Angeles and 'S CASTING CALL: Duncan Smith-Holmes is a struggling young actor who is in desperate need of a paying gig or he has to leave Hollywood. But a bizarre casting call and an opportunity to land a major role in a high budget movie is something he can't pass up -- no matter what the AUTHOR'S NIGHTMARE: Life is perfect for hot young chick lit author Penelope Anne Pennington. Her serialized "Carlotta's Cakery" books are all bestsellers. She is about to launch a cakery. A series of films based on her books are in pre-production, along with a reality TV show. She has romance in her life with her attorney boyfriend/soon-to-be-fiancé! But something strange is happening to all her outgoing correspondence — what she sends isn't what her correspondents receive. Bizarre printed and electronic correspondence is being sent to her. Is it a rival author? Or is it something more dark and malevolent, something not of this world?HOLLYWOOD STARZ STORAGE: Retail employee/aspiring screenwriter Andy Tuttle is evicted from his apartment by the landlady’s only son, the obnoxious King Dixon. Searching for an affordable place proves so difficult, Andy ends up staying in a storage locker along with the rest of his belongings. The chilling events that occur inside Hollywood Starz Storage unit, #319-H won’t be forgotten by Andy—or the reader.