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13 Nights of Horror #1
The Writer
Two years ago, Beth's husband and daughter were killed in a horrific car crash. Now they're back, visiting her in the night and haunting her every waking moment.
As Beth struggles to work out whether the ghosts are real or figments of her imagination, her neighbor John - a world-famous horror writer who mostly stays out of the spotlight - offers to help. He's convinced that ghosts don't exist, but when Beth's experiences take a darker turn, even he is forced to admit that he might be wrong.
Finally, as Beth discovers the truth about the ghostly visitations, she learns that some of the most fundamental aspects of her life are not as they seem. Did her family really die two years ago? Why does John seem so keen to make sure that she stays close to the house? And what is the horrific end-game being plotted by the force behind all the horrors that Beth has experienced?
As Beth struggles to work out whether the ghosts are real or figments of her imagination, her neighbor John - a world-famous horror writer who mostly stays out of the spotlight - offers to help. He's convinced that ghosts don't exist, but when Beth's experiences take a darker turn, even he is forced to admit that he might be wrong.
Finally, as Beth discovers the truth about the ghostly visitations, she learns that some of the most fundamental aspects of her life are not as they seem. Did her family really die two years ago? Why does John seem so keen to make sure that she stays close to the house? And what is the horrific end-game being plotted by the force behind all the horrors that Beth has experienced?
- GenresHorror
90 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 30, 2014
About the author
Amy Cross
704 books1,736 followersAmy Cross writes novels and short stories in a number of genres, mainly horror, paranormal and fantasy. Books include The Farm, Annie's Room, The Island, Eli's Town and Asylum.
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September 4, 2015
I loved this very clever psychological horror, and why? Because it was well written, fast paced, hooked me from the beginning and had a fantastic end.
Yes, it will give you the shivers.
Recommended!
Yes, it will give you the shivers.
Recommended!
August 3, 2019
I think Amy Cross is underrated as a writer. Because shes good. Like, really good.
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