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The Flesh Door: Soul Collector
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Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 132
Weight: 0.41
Height: 0.28 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
It doesn't open.
It doesn't wait.
It grows.
In the next installment of The Soul Collector, the rules are gone-and so is the distance between you and what's on the other side.
Across a chilling new collection of stories, something alive begins to spread. It starts small. A feeling. A change. Something just beneath the surface that shouldn't be there... but is.
The Flesh Door doesn't invite you in.
It finds you.
It moves through walls, through rooms, through people-turning bodies into something else, something shared, something no longer separate. The line between human and environment begins to dissolve, and once it does, there's no way to tell where it ends... or where you do.
Some fight it.
Some accept it.
Some don't realize what's happening until it's too late.
But by then-
It's already part of you.
From the world of The Soul Collector:
The Red Door - It begins
The Yellow Door - It welcomes
The Steel Door - It changes
The Flesh Door - It consumes
And this time...
There's nothing left to close.
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