We all take photographs on holiday. So, what’s the problem when Jen Miller takes a photo of a wild beach on Cayuga Lake, New York? The problem is, that’s when her nightmares begin. And the countdown…
5… Who is the vicious fourteen-year-old boy brutalizing her dreams? 4… Is the boy now stalking her reality, or is it all in her head? 3… Nightmares and hallucinations blend into a kaleidoscope of terror which Jen and her husband, Kev, can’t explain. 2… Now the boy is in the photos on her phone, and he’s slipping into a new photograph each day. 1… Only Lutheran Pastor, Mike Barton, can help - because he’s faced evil before. 0… And now the real horror begins…
Together, they must go back to Clifford’s Drift on the shores of Cayuga Lake to find out who the boy is and stop him from destroying Jen’s family. But as they uncover the truth about the boy, they discover the harrowing secrets of Clifford’s Drift - a town without a church. A town abandoned by God. A town possessed by the PosterBoy.
How far can a spirit attack and harass a person. Jen and Kev are on holiday and Jen being a photographer is snapping away taking beautiful pictures. On their way off the secluded beach they noticed a sign saying 'no photography ' and 'fine $5,000', and they wondered why. The following days, Jen thinks she is losing her mind and she is haunted by an evil spirit, always starting with. 'shave and a haircut' rapping. Is she losing her mind? Then it happens to Kev, and then a friend, even the priest at their local church feels it. They investigate and realise the evil spirit is a child murderer, and they formulate a plan to. urn all his pictures to be rid of him. Whilst exorcising the evil spirits'childhood home and its father's church, mike is killed by the veil spirit possession of a female medium. Jen and Kev escape and go the their daughter's to protect her family. Their daughter believes they are mad and is glad when they leave. Jen and Kev go home and celebrate their win, even after losing Mike the priest. They go to bed exhausted but happy now they are free. Then comes a rapping at their door, and the knock. . .. 'shave and a haircut'... Not my usual type of book, but it kept me reading.
Really lousy writing and editing. That may not bother others, but it sure drove me crazy. I kept reading because the story was somewhat engrossing but I had to keep myself from stopping every time some corny phrase or poorly worded sentence came up. I hope the author’s other books are better written.
This book was so good, I read it in 2 days! I could not put it down, because I had to know what happened next. This is a great book for those who love creepy unsettling stories.