Edgar J. Hyde
The Gravedigger
language
( Sept. 20, 2015)
When the Price family move to a house in a graveyard do you think that they are scared of ghosts and ghouls and things that go bump in the night? Absolutely not! That’s why they moved there!
This unique family includes a father who writes horror stories, two children (Jamie and Paula), a vampire with a blood phobia, a vegetarian werewolf, a headless ghost and an Egyptian mummy. Andrew, the horror writer, draws his inspiration from his ghostly friends and spooky surroundings. Who do they have to fear, the ghosts in the graveyard? No, the sinister graveyard gardener Ebenezer Krim and the ghost of the old gravedigger who, for some reason, are intent on getting them out of their new house. But the Prices stay put, for now, with terrifying results.
This unique family includes a father who writes horror stories, two children (Jamie and Paula), a vampire with a blood phobia, a vegetarian werewolf, a headless ghost and an Egyptian mummy. Andrew, the horror writer, draws his inspiration from his ghostly friends and spooky surroundings. Who do they have to fear, the ghosts in the graveyard? No, the sinister graveyard gardener Ebenezer Krim and the ghost of the old gravedigger who, for some reason, are intent on getting them out of their new house. But the Prices stay put, for now, with terrifying results.
- Pages
- 60
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