Waiting for the World to End by James Hutton

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Waiting for the World to End by James Hutton
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DEEPHAVEN is an illustrated gothic horror novel.
When Guinevere “Nev” Tallow receives an unexpected invitation to an exclusive boarding school, they flee to the academy to escape the ruins of their old life.
However, their chance at a fresh start is haunted by secrets of the school’s past and a dark, ragged thing that stalks shadowy halls.
This is cool. It appears to be still on a track which means it could be relocated and restored. It still has what appears to be several cars with it, as such, it could be converted into a Hotel, a restaurant, truly your Image is your limit... that and the funds to match the dreams.
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"Awakened by the sexton's screams, the acolytes see the undead marching toward their quarters." Kendra's revenge (Karl Waller, from the "Skeletons" adventure by Deborah Christian in AD&D Forgotten Realms anthology REF5: Lords of Darkness, TSR, 1988)