Young woman has a realistic nightmare about running down a long hallway to escape the ghost chasing her,then crashing through a plate glass window, falling into the swirling muddy waters far below. That nightmare proves to be a portent of terrible things to come.
"Move," she whispered, her voice high-pitched and shrill as she put her hands tightly on my waist, propelling me with surprising speed into the next room. "Quickly!" Feeling my heart skip a beat, I stiffened. "Something's up there, isn't it?" Emily nodded, her curls bobbing against my head as she leaned closer to me, pushing me further into the dark, empy room. "It's not human, is it?" She shook her head, facing me with a worried look. "It's a ghost, right?" She nodded. "But more than just one, Jessica. There are several of them, judging from the amount of energy from up there. And one of them in particular is very interested in your life force. If my instincts are right, its soneome who died long before he was ready and now hopes to regain life." She visibly swallowed. "By inserting itself into your body."
The Haunting kept Margaret Marr of Margaret Marr Presents, "up all night, hearing strange noises when no one was there." And Fallen Angels Reviews gave it 4 Angels. It was also the Book of the Month in Dana Darr's newsletter and at Fictionwise.com
While working on the set of a Hollywood horror movie, a simulated murder turns into a real homocide. Special effects artist Harri Lewis (aka Agent Proteus) steps in to try to solve the murder
Who's ripping off the Federal prison system---and how?
A funny crime caper with a diabolically clever scam--Imagine Charlie's Angels starring in 9 to 5 Meets the First Wives Club
