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Basher shook his head. No, we climbed in through a ground-floor guest bedroom all ninja-like. Snuck up the back stairs. Then you might be the cavalry, said Tom, but I'm Santa Claus. Let's go downstairs and open some presents.

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Jonathan Maberry
Age: 66
Born: 1958
Born: May 18
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Science Fiction Writer
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