Michael Pearsall, Joyce F Sloan
Witness to a Halloween Murder
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(Joyce F. Sloan Dec. 5, 2013)
This fast paced short story begins with Nick and Josh planning some mischievous tricks for Halloween night, but this year, things go terribly wrong when they become witnesses to a shocking event. Can they escape the wrath of the Cemetery Lady? There's no where to hide that's safe. They're only hope is to outrun the monstrous thing that's chasing them through the graveyard. Be ready for a surprise at the end.
- Pages
- 19
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