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SPOOKS: TALES OF HORROR
Three Gripping Tales Full of Horror and Suspense in One Boxed Set
Don’t Go into Grandma’s Basement
Book 1
Max Matthews has a vivid imagination. It's always getting him into trouble.
When he starts seeing and hearing weird happenings in his grandma's basement, he imagines all sorts of scary things. His older brother Chris swears there is nothing paranormal about their grandmother’s basement. But Max knows better.
He can feel it in his bones that something is not quite right. He isn't being paranoid. He isn’t seeing and hearing things that don’t exist. There really is something scary living in Grandma’s basement. And he will prove it no matter how dangerous the feat may be.
House of Secrets
Book 2
Shy and geeky Mark Atkins has been moving from house to house all of his life. His father buys, fixes, and then sells houses for a living. Mark has never stayed long enough in one home to build roots and make friends.
He hopes that he’ll finally be able to do that when his father buys an old, run down house on a beach. But once they move in, he finds out this house isn’t like any of the other houses he’s lived in. This house has scary secrets. Ones that involve ghosts and a paranormal world. Can he solve the mystery shrouding it before what is haunting the house finds him?
There’s Something in the Woods
Book 3
Nick Solaris and his friends thought they’d have some fun on a boring school camping trip. They concocted the perfect prank to scare their schoolmates and Nick’s twin sister, Lizzie. But things don’t always go as planned.
There is something in the woods that couldn’t care less about the prank Nick and his friends have set. It has plans of its own and that is to hunt and kill. When it sets its eyes on Nick and Lizzie, the bickering twins have to join forces to keep one step ahead of the mystical creature that can’t be stopped.
Can they save themselves before it catches them and eats them?
Don’t Go into Grandma’s Basement
Book 1
Max Matthews has a vivid imagination. It's always getting him into trouble.
When he starts seeing and hearing weird happenings in his grandma's basement, he imagines all sorts of scary things. His older brother Chris swears there is nothing paranormal about their grandmother’s basement. But Max knows better.
He can feel it in his bones that something is not quite right. He isn't being paranoid. He isn’t seeing and hearing things that don’t exist. There really is something scary living in Grandma’s basement. And he will prove it no matter how dangerous the feat may be.
House of Secrets
Book 2
Shy and geeky Mark Atkins has been moving from house to house all of his life. His father buys, fixes, and then sells houses for a living. Mark has never stayed long enough in one home to build roots and make friends.
He hopes that he’ll finally be able to do that when his father buys an old, run down house on a beach. But once they move in, he finds out this house isn’t like any of the other houses he’s lived in. This house has scary secrets. Ones that involve ghosts and a paranormal world. Can he solve the mystery shrouding it before what is haunting the house finds him?
There’s Something in the Woods
Book 3
Nick Solaris and his friends thought they’d have some fun on a boring school camping trip. They concocted the perfect prank to scare their schoolmates and Nick’s twin sister, Lizzie. But things don’t always go as planned.
There is something in the woods that couldn’t care less about the prank Nick and his friends have set. It has plans of its own and that is to hunt and kill. When it sets its eyes on Nick and Lizzie, the bickering twins have to join forces to keep one step ahead of the mystical creature that can’t be stopped.
Can they save themselves before it catches them and eats them?
118 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 19, 2018
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April 15, 2022
It's ok.. Spoiler!
That wendigo story is really stupid and contradicts itself. Main character is DEATHLY afraid his friends will be in mortal danger when the wendigo sees a costume and assumes it will automatically know its a costume, then when his friends are in trouble he suddenly knows it's the perfect way to save them and even insists that the wendigo will never even know it's a costume... That story should have even made it past ANY publisher.
That wendigo story is really stupid and contradicts itself. Main character is DEATHLY afraid his friends will be in mortal danger when the wendigo sees a costume and assumes it will automatically know its a costume, then when his friends are in trouble he suddenly knows it's the perfect way to save them and even insists that the wendigo will never even know it's a costume... That story should have even made it past ANY publisher.
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