Shadow Child
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Shadow Child is a novel by Vermont horror and paranormal activity author Joseph A. Citro.[1] It was not the first book he wrote (that was Lake Monsters), although it was his first published one.
The real location of the Bennington Triangle, known for a series of mysterious disappearances there over the years, is one of the biggest real-life influences on this book. There are also several references (in fictional printings) to the Triangle within the novel.
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- ^ Press Republican : Co-authors catalog region's weirdness Apr 25, 2003
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