Genre: Teen, Mystery, Paranormal, Ghost Sun, fun, and her toes in the sand. That’s what Zoey Christopher expects when she joins her best friend and fellow cheerleader Becca on an exotic Caribbean vacation. What she finds instead is a wannabe boyfriend, a voodoo doll, and Tempy – a tormented young ghost whose past is linked to the island grounds. Zoey has always seen visions of the future, but when she arrives at St. Anthony’s Island to vacation among the jet set, she has her first encounter … [Read more...]
Whispers: A Collection of Dark Tales by Alyssa Cooper
A loving mother returned from the grave. A vampire fallen prey to her own kind. A young girl who can set the night aflame. These are the whispered stories of the night's darkest creatures. Zombies, werewolves, ghosts, and other things that never found a name; this collection of eleven short stories explores the darkest corners of the unknown. Complete with eleven illustrations by the author herself, Whispers finds the creatures hiding in the dark, and drags them into the light. Targeted … [Read more...]
Haunting Joy by Lena Goldfinch @lena_goldfinch
Joy's new dress has a secret - one with a little supernatural history, one that's a little more than she expected. It all starts one ordinary afternoon, as seventeen-year-old Joy tries on some thrift-store clothes her grandmother gave her. The little white dress fits perfectly. Trouble is, now it won't leave her alone. Soon Joy is swept up in an extraordinary journey to help a ghost complete some unfinished business. If only that didn't involve Joy driving through dangerous … [Read more...]
Interview with Robyn Gioia – Book Author
Author Bio: Award winning author/teacher Robyn Gioia began her writing adventure with an eclectic group of writers in England. Once referred to as Scheherazade, she is known for her character driven, can’t put down, page turning stories for middle school kids. The Ghost, The Rat, and Me is a who-dun-it mystery involving two best friends, only one of the friends has come back as a ghost to help. When she’s wearing her teacher hat, she’s writes non-fiction books. Her controversial, history book, … [Read more...]
