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Jenny Barnes wakes up from night terrors only to find that ghosts are real and there's no such thing as safe. The animals are acting strangely, her own father is trying to kill her, and the forest around the farm is alive with folks who just won't stay dead. Will anyone get out of there alive?
Meany is a shocking tale of abuse complicated by spirits who take sides!
Young Jenny Barnes wakes up from night terrors only to find out that ghosts are real and there's no such thing as safe.
She lives in a two hundred year old farmhouse with her family, but they're not alone. There's a malevolent presence up in the attic and the forest surrounding the farm is alive with folks who just won't stay dead. Worse is the fact that the cattle have developed a taste for murder and are threatening to stampede. Well, that and it seems that her own father is trying to kill her.
All Jenny wants is a childhood--a few moments playing i | |  | | Meany
Meany is the shocking tale of a family living in an old, haunted farmhouse: abusive father, children trapped in a web of horror, and the spirits of Native American and early settlers who, well...refuse to stay dead!
div> Six year old Jenny Barnes wakes up from night terrors only to find out that ghosts are real and there’s no such thing as safe./div>
div> She lives in a two hundred year old farmhouse with her large family, but they’re not alone. There’s a malevolent presence up in the attic and the forest surrounding the farm is alive with folks who just won’t stay dead. Worse is the fact that the cattle have developed a taste for murder and are killing everything in sight. Well…that an | |  | | Nathanial's Window: the Wrath of Jesse Eades
Tommy Cooper’s life is hellish…that is, until it gets worse. A series of devastating losses later and Tommy’s in the wrong place at the wrong time. Again. When he and his friend, Nicky, desecrate a tomb in an all but forgotten part of the cemetery, they unleash a power they don’t have the ability to reckon with. Hell was just the easy part—the part before Jesse Eades came back!
Tommy Cooper’s life is hellish…that is, until it gets worse. A series of devastating losses later and Tommy’s in the wrong place at the wrong time. Again. When he and his friend, Nicky, desecrate a tomb in an all but forgotten part of the cemetery, they unleash a power they don’t have the ability to reckon with. Hell was just the easy part—the part before Jesse Eades came back!
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In the End: Apocalyptic Poetry
by Debra Kraft
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 In the end they'll all be dancin'--all them ones that didn't die.... Dance with me in the shadows amidst the lightning and the thunder, and all that nu-cu-lar debris. See the big bang from the other side, and then open that cellar door. Go down into |
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