Amy's Playhouse
A terrifying descent into the darkness lurking behind closed doors. When a family moves into their dream home, they discover that the previous occupant — a young girl named Amy — never truly left.
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A terrifying descent into the darkness lurking behind closed doors. When a family moves into their dream home, they discover that the previous occupant — a young girl named Amy — never truly left.
The Halpern House has stood at the edge of town for over a century, and everyone knows to stay away. But when a group of friends dares to spend the night, they learn why some doors should never be opened.
She knows someone is watching. She just can't prove it. A gripping psychological thriller about a woman whose grip on reality begins to unravel as the line between paranoia and truth disappears.
Five dogs. Five stories. One unforgettable journey through loyalty, loss, and the unbreakable bond between humans and the animals who love them unconditionally.
Know your friends but know your enemies better... When Detective Jacob Martin prepares for his 40th high school reunion, he anticipates a nostalgic, small-talk-filled event. Instead, he is met with a chilling discovery. Missy Englewood is found lifeless in the same dim hallway where Tiffany Morgan met her tragic end in 1983 — her throat cruelly slit, a macabre display orchestrated with precision. The dark legacy of the TCHS killer resurfaces. For forty years, a malevolent presence has stalked the graduating class of Titan Creek High School, unfurling its sinister plans every five years with meticulous deliberation. Janet Meyers, a dedicated forensics teacher, has meticulously documented each murder, weaving together a tapestry of evidence that unveils the evolution of a once timid adolescent into a relentless predator. As Jacob races against time to expose the killer before the reunion concludes, the investigation takes an ominous turn. Trust dissolves into suspicion. Clues lead to dead ends. And the cycle of violence spirals out of control — each murder a haunting echo of its predecessor. Someone within their midst harbors a dark secret. Someone has been watching all along.
They partied, and then they murdered. Twenty years later, six Crystal Falls high school seniors are called back to the same town to experience the murder all over again. But this time, there’s something waiting in the woods, and revenge is the word of the day.
Jason Bertow is at the top of his game, having buried his will to care about anything other than baseball after the tragic loss of his father and brother. Time doesn’t heal all wounds but baseball gave him something worth living for. What he learns about the accident that killed his brother puts his will to forgive to the ultimate test. Claire Armstrong, a true fan of baseball, hoped against hope to have an encounter with her favorite baseball player. Fate would bring them together, giving her the opportunity to relinquish her guilt through his forgiveness. Fate in and of itself can be twisted and unforgiving. When tragedy strikes once more, Jason’s sanity teeters on the edge as fate challenges him to choose his own path. Forgiveness that will free two souls, or unforgiveness that could end his career and Claire’s life.
It was always there. Thirty years ago, Carter Springer left behind Devondale, a sleepy neighborhood in Lexington, Kentucky, for big-city life in Atlanta. But he didn’t just leave behind his family—he also left behind his friends, a group the adults of the neighborhood once referred to as the Devondale Five. They were legends back then. They ran the neighborhood. They were inseparable. Until Carter abandoned them. It never left. He’s long set aside the memories he and his friends made on those winding streets. But when Richie, another member of the Five, dies under mysterious circumstances, Carter knows he must return to Devondale and pay his respects. It’s been waiting Richie’s death raises more than just questions for the old gang. It also raises a lot of ghosts, turning the sleepy neighborhood from Carter’s memories into a nightmare. One he might never escape from. And now that he’s back…it’s hungry.
In the summer of 1983, shortly after high school graduation, Daniel Lewis and Madeline Ferguson fall madly, deeply in love. The two begin planning a life of happily ever after, until one snowy evening changes the course of their lives. Daniel spends the next three decades struggling with Madeline's disappearance, living a life he could never have imagined. And then, on a warm summer's day, he receives a phone call that will change his life once again. Daniel's story and the pursuit of Madeline will truly make you laugh, cry, and remember your own first love. His story portrays the perfect mixture of life, love, loss, and second chances.
After his father's death, a son begins uncovering a lifetime of carefully hidden truths. A powerful story about family, forgiveness, and the secrets we carry to our graves.
I'll be the first to admit that my first book, Finding Eve, is a disaster. For personal reasons, the story was rushed into publication without going through proper edits. Although I've considered revising the entire manuscript, I've used it as an example of what not to do in subsequent books. It's a lesson learned. Regardless of what you think of the writing, a good portion of the story is true. On October 23, 1983, my oldest brother, who I'd not seen since I was two years old, was killed in Beirut, Lebanon, by a terrorist. Although the story does not delve into why we were separated, I do get to go back in time, travel through space, fight aliens, and meet the brother I lost. The David, Tony, and Peggy in the story are real people. The places on Earth are real. If you actually get your hands on this book, I hope you enjoy it the best you can.
Every small town has its legend. Catfish Joe is theirs. A richly told tale of myth, memory, and the stories we tell to make sense of the world — and the ones we tell to hide from it.