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Bug House
13 (+2) mostly ghostly tricks and treats for all ages to read under the covers and around the campfire.
Fully illustrated by Anita Benson Bradley.
Guaranteed Fun, NEW and original.
Escaped lunatics! Giant rats! Retro Urban Legends! Mocking Skeletons! A (do-do-do-do) shark zombie! Two workaholic human zombies! A Reluctant Ghost! A love struck genie! A genuine 17th century cannibal family! Monster moths who’ll eat your shorts! Vengeful Pagan gods! Twins who bore their prey to death!
This book has them all!
Fully illustrated by Anita Benson Bradley.
Guaranteed Fun, NEW and original.
Escaped lunatics! Giant rats! Retro Urban Legends! Mocking Skeletons! A (do-do-do-do) shark zombie! Two workaholic human zombies! A Reluctant Ghost! A love struck genie! A genuine 17th century cannibal family! Monster moths who’ll eat your shorts! Vengeful Pagan gods! Twins who bore their prey to death!
This book has them all!
251 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 30, 2017
About the author
Fred Barnett
14 books3 followersI have three darned good books out there. All 5-stars. Pleeeeeeease check them out.
Bloody Good — (True Shark Stories),
The Kingdom of the Cats (Short stories)
and .
Bats (A full length novel) 2015
Fred was born in a log cabin until the age of six after he killed a bear bare handed or was it a bare bear handed. In 1914 he was adopted by the world-famous writer of erotica, Infinity Upton-Downes who ran a New Orleans brothel where he later learned how to play the player piano
Bloody Good — (True Shark Stories),
The Kingdom of the Cats (Short stories)
and .
Bats (A full length novel) 2015
Fred was born in a log cabin until the age of six after he killed a bear bare handed or was it a bare bear handed. In 1914 he was adopted by the world-famous writer of erotica, Infinity Upton-Downes who ran a New Orleans brothel where he later learned how to play the player piano
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