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When Darkness Seeps In
The darkest evils are the ones that seep into our lives uninvited, preying on our humanity and leaving behind permanent stains of hopelessness that turn our realities into our nightmares. In this mini-anthology of short stories, author Jumata Emill Jones offers up four harrowing tales of suspense featuring ordinary people, living ordinary lives that are forever changed after they are touched by some of the most menacing evils.
A mother discovers trying to change her son only invited something more sinister into her home, and an ambitious reporter walks in on more than he can handle when he decides to track down a serial killer. One man’s family is haunted by an evil so diabolical it had to be disguised in the most innocent of packages, and a young couple learns the hard way why taking shortcuts down Mississippi highways can be deadly.
Jones’ When Darkness Seeps In also gives readers their first peak at his sophomore effort, The Eternal Sphinxman, due out in the fall of 2012.
After reading this e-book, you’ll be forever haunted by its characters, and the horrors they face when they are forced to take on the twisted evils they never saw coming.
A mother discovers trying to change her son only invited something more sinister into her home, and an ambitious reporter walks in on more than he can handle when he decides to track down a serial killer. One man’s family is haunted by an evil so diabolical it had to be disguised in the most innocent of packages, and a young couple learns the hard way why taking shortcuts down Mississippi highways can be deadly.
Jones’ When Darkness Seeps In also gives readers their first peak at his sophomore effort, The Eternal Sphinxman, due out in the fall of 2012.
After reading this e-book, you’ll be forever haunted by its characters, and the horrors they face when they are forced to take on the twisted evils they never saw coming.
95 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 1, 2012
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March 1, 2013
I have read all of Jumata Jones books published. (He now goes by J.E. Jones but I refuse to stop calling him Jumata because that's such a WONDERFUL name) These were short stories but I liked this book better than the two full length ones. I still wish "The Perfect Son" had been a 300 - 400 page novel. That story was chillingly wonderful.
July 1, 2012
this was a great book! I couldn't put it down. Loved the short stories - each tale had a twist!
March 7, 2014
Awesome read. Each short story kept me on the edge of my seat and peeping around corner. Scary good.
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