Books with author Ken Lewis

The Wormhole story is the 1st Story of “Ken Lewis” written for their listeners and readers.So listen must this story when you sit together or with friends at night party, eat, drink and share their love with others also will change their mood. Because they want to forget their boring day which passed very bad, and now they can start their next new morning happily.Once you start reading this story, don’t close the book until read to the last page of the story. Because most of people read a page and then close the book, which is wrong. So read must to the last page, because we wrote this story for you dear. You must enjoy this story if you read it to the last page.This story is very interesting and makes you happy.As I think that you will not read or heard this type of story before our book reading, you can tell to your friends and neighbor families about these interesting stories, to listen to your kids and adults on any occasion wedding, birthday, Christmas parties. Because these are special occasions and all relatives get together only on these occasions.This Story has about “The wormhole”; every moment you will enjoy when hearing or reading this story and picks a cup of tea in your hands.So read this Story book once in life must and must share with your friend and neighbor families….Our Other Books like, Creepy Stories, Quick & Easy Recipes, Anti-Aging Diet, Bedtime Stories for kids, Scariest Stories Ever, Scary Short Suspense Stories, Best Horror Stories, Top 100 Horror Stories, Scary Stories, And many more….That is the 1st Story from “Ken Lewis” & the 2nd Story from “Ken Lewis” will soon be available.So let’s start the Story………

ALONE and AFRAID is a six book series of reviewer-acclaimed mystery suspense thrillers, available in one volume for the first time. They are all stand-alone stories that revolve around the same title character, Shannon Knight. Fast paced with an erotic edge, they are an exciting mix of robbery, kidnapping, suspected terrorism and murder.ALONE AND AFRAIDLife hasn’t been easy for Shannon Knight, raised by a single mother, money’s been tight, but it’s about to get a whole lot worse. When her mother uproots them, to be with a boyfriend, then suddenly goes missing, it leaves Shannon facing homelessness in a strange city where she knows no one. Convinced that this man is responsible for her mother’s disappearance, Shannon sets out to prove it, with shocking consequences.REVIEW FROM SINGLE TITLES"Alone and Afraid effectively translates the emotions the young Shannon feels with the despair of her missing mother. Karen Lewis translates the raw and scared panic Shannon's character fights so hard to keep at a quiet calm. An enticing short thriller." TERROR When a bomb explodes at the shopping mall where Shannon Knight works, it pitches her into a nightmare world, where nothing is as it seems. The police think her boyfriend is responsible and that she is an accomplice. She goes into hiding in a frantic bid to escape capture. But, with no money the odds are stacked against her. In this flight for her life, events continue to spiral out-of-control until the final shocking conclusion.HOSTAGEWhen Shannon Knight is taken hostage by a jewel heist gang, she finds herself in a hostile world where she fears for her life and her sanity. She begins to suspect that her best friend’s brother may be one of the robbers. This sets her on a roller coaster ride of conflicting emotions, where she is unable to trust her own judgement, and ends up on the wrong side of the law. BRUTENeighbours from hell next door, catapult Shannon Knight into a dangerous world that ends in mayhem and murder. She seeks solace in a strange fascination for a soldier who lived over two hundred years ago. Is he really reaching out to her and capturing her soul? What about her current boyfriend who looks so much like him? As Shannon pursues the answers to these disturbing questions, a fortune in gold beckons. But the saga of her evil neighbours is not yet over, and as it reaches a shocking conclusion, it could scuttle all her plans.BATTEREDWhen a staff member at Shannon’s store, comes in with a black eye and bruised face, she will not admit it was her husband who beat her. She later disappears. Shannon fears the woman has been murdered by her abuser, and sets out on a desperate mission to find her. But what she discovers is far more shocking and unexpected, than she’d ever dreamed possible. It leaves her fearing for her own safety, and questioning her own judgement as well.STALKEDShannon Knight is involved in a road accident that kills a skateboarder. When someone starts to stalk her, she is unsure if there is a connection. The terrifying cat and mouse game continues, as she races against time to find out who is stalking her and why. Finally, in a menacing encounter on Halloween, she picks up a clue that reveals who the stalker is. Shannon can’t believe it, and no wonder, it is a shocker!Book Trailer:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOuBvKBrCB4www.karenlewis.net

"Oh, no, not in this small apartment," my parents said. You'd think I asked for a baby elephant. If we just got rid of my bratty kid brothers, there would be plenty of room. But just try telling that to my mom! Then Dad decided we could squeeze in one little kitten, so we got Scratchy. She was smarter - and nicer - than my brothers, that's for sure. Unfortunately, she also got into even more trouble than the twins...First, she destroyed Mom's favorite plant, and then she got caught eating right off the dinner table. My parents got so fed up, they decided I had just two weeks to teach Scratchy to behave...or else.

Thanks to Disney’s classic film, every adult and most children know the story of Alice, who fell down the rabbit hole and ended up in a mystifying world known as Wonderland. In Lewis Carroll’s 1871 sequel, Through the Looking-Glass, Alice returns to a strange world turned upside down, or – in this instance – exactly opposite her own, as she steps through the eponymous mirror and becomes enmeshed in a life-size chess game, where she encounters children’s rhyme characters and queens. Whether or not “life is but a dream,” Alice’s adventures are preposterous, entertaining and full of engaging wit.