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When she receives The Warning, Sarah decides to disregard it.
The tables turn and now Sarah's being hunted instead of being the hunter.
How many people have to die to catch one murderer? How far will Sarah go?
This book explores the intense violence that she must endure and the absolute horror and reality that has become her life as an Automatic Writer.
The Warning begins as a flame, sparks to a fire and explodes with a violent climax in the life of a girl who talks to the dead in order to help the living.
Suicide Notes
Suicide Notes is a collection of eight stories that take the reader to a dark place where horror resides.
In the first story, Suicide Notes, a young girl living in Hover's Grove has lost her mother to suicide but she won't accept it. A note shows up years after the fact claiming her father was involved. She starts asking questions. The local sheriff acts weird, her father's answers are evasive. She's approached by an odd woman who warns her to be careful. Taking it upon herself to continue her sleuthing, she ends up at the mercy of the murderers. People she trusted. People she thought would protect her.
Laying in her coffin, waiting for the witching hour as an earth sacrifice, Vanessa has no idea that her story has one more surprise left.
In the second story, Don't Shoot, Jim has decided he wants to join the others who live in his basement apartment. He's a bachelor, living alone, but his flat is haunted. The visitors knock on the walls, move things around and torment him to no end. He begins digging through the wall and into the dirt foundation of the house, searching for the perpetrators. If they can be disruptive, then so can he. But first, he must remove his pesky landlord who harasses him about the noise. He must also come to terms with the horror that his life has become. From childhood when his mother was murdered until she visits him in his apartment, Jim commits to insanity and takes along with him a diverse understanding of reality.
In the third story, Hatred, Walter is a real estate mogul. He buys old property and demolishes whatever's there to make way for future development. In each building he razes he removes a souvenir so the life of the house will always have a place. The problem with the current project: this house was owned by a murderer who has never been found. When he removes an antique couch, he could not know that anyone who goes near the couch grows an intense hatred for the people around them. If they sit on the couch, the need to kill is so brutal that it becomes a blinding rage. One that envelopes everything about the person and can only be satisfied by absolute destruction of your loved ones.
When Walter attempts to rip open the cushions of the couch to discover the source of this hatred, a hell breaks through that only extreme horror could be comfortable with.
These and many other stories await you in Suicide Notes
Trapped
A Short Story:
Melissa Walkens witnesses two men using sign language to discuss the robbery they're about to attempt. She recognizes the words, "kill anyone if they give attitude". It's almost midnight and she's sitting at a roadside cafe. The only other patrons are a mother and her child. She had only stopped for coffee and directions but now she's terrified and wondering how to escape. She desperately wants to warn the woman to get her daughter out of there.
Melissa is trapped. What she doesn't know is that the men are there for her. She is about to become the victim of the ultimate betrayal. One that goes deep into her past.
The Threat
Drake Bellamy doesn't want to break the law but his mother is dying and his father has sent him out to purchase medical weed from an unknown dealer. Things go bad fast. During the deal on the fourteenth floor of an apartment building, the dealer disappears and Drake is stuck in the apartment with a dead woman.
The police are at the door. He has no where to go.
Now on the run from the police and the maniacal killers who seem intent on framing Drake for murders he didn't commit, he must find out what's happening before it is too late.
He discovers there is a reason behind the madness that has become his life. It goes back over twelve years to when Drake was in high school. To the day he was hospitalized with a concussion and his fiancé went missing.
The only way out is to clean up someone else's mess. The only way out is murder.
Drake Bellamy didn't want to break the law but now he's out for blood in order to survive.