The Hidden: Episode 2: Amy's Ordeal

by Andrew Michael Schwarz

Amy’s father has changed… Gone is the loving dad whose little girl was the center of his life, gone is the level headed parent who raised her. This new father’s enthusiasm for living borders on a manic depressive rage. He brags of a newfound verve for living, but instead of discovering life, he only seems intent on devouring it. Below his wildly smiling eyes and officious grins, exists a clenched jaw and brooding temper that threatens to engulf them both if he can’t have all of what he really her.

95 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 10, 2015

About the author

I grew up in a cold place called Minnesota. It means Land of Many Waters in the native Indian tongue, but what I took it to mean was Land of Many Winters.

There, during the long snowy months and sub zero temperatures, I learned about a place called Narnia and spent my days figuring out how to move there. When I grew up, I figured it out. Only when I got there, I found it was much darker than I had anticipated or than CS Lewis had reported. Now, I tell the stories of what I found in Dark Narnia.

Reviews

[Ron · Rating 5 out of 5]

This sequel to Jack's Disease could almost be read as an independent short story/novella. Very creepy in its own right. Tension is high and the pace is brisk. Hard to stop reading--each chapter lures you into the next.