Mildred

by Steven Spellman

Otis Remmy is a man who loves his country, his family, and his guns. the problem is that the face of the country he loves is changing and Otis is recently divorced. There isn't much left that he cares about besides the trailer he lives in, the pickup truck he drives, and the guns he owns. But strange things have been happening at the gun range where Otis lets off steam, like paper targets becoming armed assailants. Strange things are happening at Otis' job when he begins to experience terrifying nightmares that plague his sleeping hours and cause him to perform poorly at the job where he's worked for over 12 years. Soon, the very way of life that Otis has built for himself is in peril. The only thing Otis is certain of is that it has something to do with the old woman that lives next door. Otis has never seen the old woman leave her house except for three weeks out of the year. Well, those three weeks are here and the old hag is out in her front yard, refilling a bird feeder that draws in birds that are just as strange as everything that going on in Otis' life. These aren't your everyday birds. And Mildred is not your everyday old woman. When Otis begins to hear a foreign voice in his head that sounds like his conscious commanding him to do strange things, he can only hope that he will survive three weeks with the old woman next door.

198 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 4, 2019

About the author

You should never judge a book by it's cover. As well, you should never a writer by his bio.
With that being said, Steven Spellman is writer for readers who enjoy simply told stories, born in East Orange, New Jersey, raised in North Carolina, Steven Spellman has been a drug dealer, a prisoner, an armed felon, a college student, a father, a husband, a sinner, a saint. His ongoing struggle with life is a personification of the fact that You Should Never Judge a Book by its Cover; you may miss the whole story.

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