Paul Phillips
You're Wanted On The Telephone
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(phillipsmedia June 6, 2017)
After her father loses his job, Amber Sheridan is forced to start work at a local government department to help the family finances. She has only been there a couple of days when the creepy phone calls begin. The caller recites a rhyme from Amber’s childhood:
“Hey, Amber!”
“I think I hear my name.”
“Hey, Amber!”
“I think I hear it again.”
“You’re wanted on the telephone!”
“Well, if it isn’t Ellie I’m not at home!”
When she starts recalling disturbing memories from her past, and the people mentioned in the rhyme start to die one by one, she fears the two are connected. Amber must dig into those memories before death comes calling for her…
“Hey, Amber!”
“I think I hear my name.”
“Hey, Amber!”
“I think I hear it again.”
“You’re wanted on the telephone!”
“Well, if it isn’t Ellie I’m not at home!”
When she starts recalling disturbing memories from her past, and the people mentioned in the rhyme start to die one by one, she fears the two are connected. Amber must dig into those memories before death comes calling for her…
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