The Proctor Hall Horror (The Bayou Hauntings Book 7)

COULD FOURTEEN-YEAR-OLD NOAH PROCTOR HAVE SLAUGHTERED HIS FAMILY IN THEIR BEDS, ARRANGED THEIR BODIES ON A COUCH AND PUT THEIR HEADS ON THE MANTEL? EVERYONE IN TOWN THINKS SO, BUT NOAH’S NOT TALKING. Proctor Hall is one of Lafourche Parish’s oldest sugar cane plantations. After Noah murdered his parents and little sister in 1963, he went away to an institution while caretakers maintained the place. Twenty-six years later the man who never spoke returned home. A girl disappears and people believe Noah’s up to his old tricks. Four college students visit the now-abandoned farmhouse as part of a class project, and they fall victim to whoever – or whatever – still resides within its walls. Famous paranormal investigator Landry Drake conducts a séance there, uncovers long-hidden secrets and learns that the horror of Proctor Hall is still at work.

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If variety is the spice of life, author Bill Thompson's life so far has been spicy for sure! Over the years, and in no particular order, he's been - an international insurance broker - a mayor - head of a state prison board - a stockbroker - a newspaper reporter - a Bourbon Street piano player - a corporate entrepreneur - presented to Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip - in jail (briefly ... and wrongly!) - a goat herder - a church organist and choir member - a real estate broker - a world traveler - president of an animal shelter - a husband, father and grandfather - an observer at a knighting in Westminster - a fluent Russian speaker - a passenger on the Concorde - a caregiver - a lifetime dog lover - an award-winning novelist

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