Corona of Blue

(Revised, Updated Edition, July 2020)"I try to be terrible whenever I can."Horror lover, Rayleigh Angelica Thorn owns her own dark, cryptic bookstore in downtown Denver called, The Broken Spine. It's single occupant, Junky, a black cat with an attitude, roams its aisles. Her best friend, Lacey, gives her all the companionship she needs, and her parents have just introduced her to the perfect gentleman.But it's all about to come crashing down.A young girl who looks exactly like her haunt her lonely evenings at home. A message on her phone unearths a torrent of memories - someone who should've been dead long ago but somehow isn't.Rayleigh's mental state is in the balance. She drinks too much, and top of everything else, she might be falling in love. But in order to save herself and those around her, she must go home again . . .Only with her fragile state of mind and a sudden onslaught of emotion, Rayleigh isn't sure she's up for the task.

About the Author

Brandon Berntson studied English and Literature at Utah StateUniversity, but grew up in various towns throughout Colorado, where most of his stories take place. A fan of dark fantasy, horror, magicalrealism, and young adult fantasy, he is the author of Castle Juliet andWhen We Were Dragons, enchanting, magical reads for all ages. He isalso the author of Body of Immorality, a cryptic collection of horrorstories, and the raw, adult-themed, All The Gods Against Me. Hisinfluences include Stephen King, Clive Barker, Ramsey Campbell, Jonathan Carroll, Anne Rice, Robert McCammon, Peter Straub and countlessclassics. A fan of Colorado sports, Beethoven, Ronnie James Dio,classic horror films, and Star Trek, he makes his home in Boulder,Colorado. Join his mailing list and get a free book at brandonberntson.comFacebook: facebook.com/pages/Author-Brandon-Berntson/378261725139Twitter: twitter.com/bberntson22

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