Neutron bombs wipe out much of the world's drinkable water.

For the next several years, survivors exist in deplorable conditions, and their rations

are dwindling.

One woman arises from the camp, determined to improve conditions. Charlotte is ready to do whatever it takes

to ensure clean water for her fellow survivors. Water is almighty. Whoever controls the water

rules the world. Can Charlotte prevent the power from falling into the wrong hands?

Weird Darkness Publishing Presents Working for H2O by Sarah Faith, now available in paperback,

Kindle and Audibook versions on Amazon, and at Weird Darkness.com.

Move over, Chanel number five. There is a new fragrance in town, and it's about 5,000 years old.

According to a recent study in the Journal of the American Chemical Society, I'll bet that's

a real page, turner, ancient Egyptian mummies are here to challenge your assumptions, because

they actually smell pretty

darned good!

Who knew the afterlife had such a delightful aroma?

For the first time ever, researchers conducted a deep sniff, or a systematic odor

and chemical analysis of several mummies from different time periods.

Where do you apply for this job?

And more importantly, why would you?

And what qualifies you to become a researcher?

Do they take a measurement of your nose length to see if it's larger than average?

Does the thickness of your nose hairs have any bearing on whether or not you're hired?

What if you're allergic to horror tropes?

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