Hollowing Screams

"Heed my warnings or what will happen next will be your own doing. Listen to my words and understand that I might be an old woman, in an old body but my thoughts are real, clear and I am here to protect you from what will certainly be the end of many of the people in this town. My name is Lola. I can see the past, present and the future and teach you as your spirit guide to do the same. If you do not heed my warnings than what has already happened in Patton will pale in comparison to what will become the end result. One of you, or all of you has learned who I am and I have told you what must be done. One of those who you think is really your friend, nurturer and here to help you is really not. That person is manipulative, divisive and quite dangerous. Those unexplained deaths are the just beginning. Hear my plea. Heed my warning. Look around you and decide which who you can trust. Who is still here and who is missing or are they? Who really killed themselves or was it murder? Who might profit from what is happening and who will be left standing at the end. My name is Lola I was sent here to help guide you. Take my black book, open it and go back and find out about your past, present and learn your future before it is too late. One of you has the strongest connection to the spiritual world. Listen: BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE."

About the Author

Barbara Watkins resides in Missouri with her husband of thirty-three years, and her faithful, loving, boxer pup named 'Hooch.'   At an early age, she experienced what she referred to as - supernatural phenomenon, As a teenager she kept a diary in which she documented several of her disturbing nightmares, in which she would ultimately incorporate into several of her writings.   In her writings, she loves to evoke a false sense of security and expectations as she leads her reader into a world of the unknown.   Her articles on various subjects, short stories, and poetry, have appeared in The Heartland Writers Guild, 2008 New York Skyline Review, and several on-line publications.    Cold Coffee Magazine accepted her article, A Testament To Poets, for their second issue released in print and is available online at Cold Coffee Magazine.     Barbara Watkins is a member of The Heartland Writers Guild in Missouri, The Thriller Writers Association, and The National Writers Association. Her charitable contributions include supporting the Partner in Hope program through the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.   Other Publications: Behind the Red Door - Thorns of an Innocent Soul - Mortal Abomination - Nightmares and Daydreams.

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