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Soul Mirror | Edmund Stone

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The World is What you make of it Until You Turn It Upside Down Jessica lives in an upside-down world. Being nonverbal and living with autism makes it impossible to say anything about it. Her family is no help either-a foster child who's been in multiple homes with people more interested in their problems than hers. She longs for a world away from reality and finds it in a mirror. Not just any mirror but a mirror of souls. One Jessica is drawn to time and time again. All is good until something inside notices. A dark entity bent on capturing her soul and those of others. How far will Jessica go to keep the monsters in this reality and the one beyond at bay, and who will help her? Soul Mirror is a thrilling story, that takes you to a place of strange encounters and incomplete truths. The world is what you make of it until you turn it upside down. Proudly represented by Crystal Lake Publishing-Where Stories Come Alive!

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Soul Mirror | Edmund Stone

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I almost stopped reading it, because it seemed like maybe too much for me. An autistic non-verbal child being abused? Not while I‘m on vacation. But I‘m glad I stick with, because it was much more that. The story was sad, hopeful, and at times creepy. While it could use a touch of editing, it was a beautiful horror story.

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