Wow. So much has stood in my way of getting my January and February goals accomplished. It has been a difficult start to the new year to say the least.

But I have met three of my goals. Yay! I've published a short story I'm giving away, one I'm selling, and a collection of short stories in ebook format. I'm pretty excited about all of this.

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Seeing Things is the fifth story of the #CemeteryHillSeries. In this part, Edgar must go up against forces he never wanted to believe. In order to save his loved ones, old friends return, a new life begins, and we discover if a beloved character can withstand attacks no one can understand.

What new horrors occur in Cemetery Hill Township? Find out in Seeing Things, a story from Tales from the Mountain.

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The horrors that are encountered come in various forms, from people to spirits to creatures of the dark. Those who have dwelled on the mountain longest know it is essential not to be out after dark in certain areas. They try to get away from these places before nightfall, but some of them are not so lucky. Strangers to the mountain often end up dead, and sometimes their bodies are never found.

In this collection of short stories, Jessica and her cousins learn about the evils of the mountain as they journey through adventures at the family camp area. They learn hard truths, not only about some of the adults they know, but also about the dangers of the mountain. Their innocence is tainted by the truths they learn, and they have to decide what to with with their new found knowledge.

The Camp Series pulls together all of the short stories that have previously been published as single ebooks, diary entries written by Jessica, and other bits of information for the reader to better understand what is happening in the children's world.

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A free read for signing up for my author newsletter. Click on the link and it will bring you to the signup page. This is a story from Click here, a series that I've added a lot of stories to over the past couple of years.

Enjoy the stories!

~ Shannon L. Buck