The Silent Cells

The Silent Cells
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Download or read book The Silent Cells written by Gayle Katz and published by In Your Face Publishers. This book was released on 2021-06-15 with total page 184 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Resources are running low. People are desperate. Crime is on the rise. But Dolores is innocent. Dolores Marchione is living in hell. No parents. No job. And barely enough to eat. But when she’s torn from her home in the middle of the night and wrongly convicted of a crime, she is beyond terrified. Being held against her will and helpless to save herself, she doesn’t know how she’ll survive. Abandoned in a freakish new place, Dolores struggles to stay alive until she can prove her innocence. Along with other wrongly convicted or reformed inmates, she crafts a plan to escape... Can she find her way out of lockup and the corrupt system that put her there? The Silent Cells is a gripping psychological horror novel. If you like dystopian worlds, sinister bad guys, and a secret you won’t see coming, you’ll love Gayle Katz’s gritty page-turner. Join Dolores as she fights for her life in The Silent Cells!


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