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Make Me a Monster by Kalynn Bayron games is rarely seen as havingNew York Times bestselling author Kalynn Bayron is back with a Frankenstein tinged horror romance. Meka is used to death. After all, its the family business. As a morticians assistant at her parents funeral home, Mekas days are not for the squeamish. Luckily, her boyfriend Noah doesnt mind, and Meka finally feels ready to say those three little words that will change everything. Then tragedy strikes and Mekas world is torn apart. Nothing makes sense,