Paranormal Activity... In Words!
Featuring these four e-books in four print formats…
All Clowns Must Die!
The Demon Resides
Infestation
The Bones Of Wrath: Terrors (Dark Shadows, Ne-Fairy-Ous, A Rake Is Not Just a Garden Tool, Well, Well, Well…, Elizabeth Wants to Play)
Marlaine Dufrane knows what it’s like to feel like an outcast. She lives it every day and wishes her life would change. Especially, she wished bullies would leave her alone.
With a five hour day job after school at the local cotton and saw mill, she’s following in her parents’ footsteps. Poor, overworked, underpaid, and living a hard life in 1950s Australia.
But all it takes is one bite. One bite from a rat with three legs and a stumpy tail to set her on a journey of self-discovery, confidence, and standing up for herself. It also gives her powers, like the power to hear and speak to rats, and to make them do her bidding.
When the factory manager accuses her of theft and fires not only her, but both of her parents as well, Marlaine puts in a telepathic call for revenge to her new friends living under the town. Friends in their thousands respond, especially one who is bigger than the wood cutting machine in the mill. And when he gets hungry, he needs to feed…on human flesh.
Terrors; it’s not always the monster in the bed that you need to worry about…
Dark Shadows: Sean Gilbert’s having his friends for a night of horror movies, but they’re woken in the middle of the night. When they realise it’s not Rusty the cat, they go in search of what it may be, only to find Rusty has beaten them to it. That’s when they discover that shadows aren’t as innocent as they seem.
Ne-Fairy-Ous: It’s Alyssa Graham’s tenth birthday and she’s having a party which all of the local “peasants” are invited. When one guest disappears into the forest behind her house and doesn’t come out, she and her friends follow to continue their bullying of her. But they’re met with a malevolent force they’ve never encountered before. And never will again.
A Rake Is Not Just a Rake: Quinn Kingsley and his friends go exploring around the ruins of the local hospital for something to do on a Saturday afternoon. They go armed with bats and cameras because strange sounds have been heard from the ruins. As they walk around making their own “Attenborough” video, they soon find out the hard way that a rake is not just a garden tool.
Well, Well, Well…: Wynn Ellery is panning for gold for his twelfth birthday and his friends have come along for the ride. Once they have their fill of gold, burgers, and hotdogs, they trek across the river to explore the old prospecting ruins to see how the world has changed. But what they find is even older, and freakier, than they could ever imagine.
Elizabeth Wants to Play: Harlan and his cousin Levi want to show their friends around their grandmother’s house. It’s a home full of weird and wonderful things collected over decades, including all of the haunted toys in the basement who are having one continual tea party. But when one toy, in particular, wants to play with them, the boys have quite a demon on their hands, especially when she gets down and dirty.
Millions have seen the Nightmare on Elm Street movies, but do we actually know Freddy Krueger’s not real?
This point has left Jude Lennon questioning his sanity when he starts having nightmares after watching the movies. He’s living his own version of them; being chased by a clawed hand, waking up with night sweats, and having his sheet rip into four pieces which twist themselves around him like silent assassins. But if Freddy Krueger is just a fictional character in fictional movies, why does he feel as though something more real, more alive, more evil, is out to cause more hell than anyone could imagine?
After a telepathic conversation with the man behind “Freddy”, warning him that Freddy is indeed real, Jude sets out to find the truth once and for all, only to find out it’s not the bed this particular demon resides in…
And remember…don’t…fall…asleep…
“Seven down, seven to go, another seven must go, she did the deed, and paid for her greed, seven down and seven to go, another seven to go.”
Oliver Nash finds himself smack bang in the middle of the latest serial killer crime, The Red Nose Killer Case, after his homicide detective father takes it on, and his best friend Trent dumps him and their friends in the deep end of the case.
Someone’s killing clowns for fun, and so far, seven clowns have been taken down.
But with no forensic evidence, no killer, and no way to tell how the crimes were committed, Oliver finds himself on the hunt for a killer only he seems able to see. All thanks to a connection no one in the family saw coming…
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