The world outside sounds menacing as loud thunderous cracks rained down on the home. In the middle of this fierce raging storm with no electricity, siblings Zack and Daniel turn to their father, John Malone. Feeling the boys are now old enough to learn the truth about his childhood, John decides to share a family secret that he’s kept locked away, a secret that changed John’s life forever. In a small Pennsylvania town called Lizardville, a young boy named Johnny and his friends set out on a weekend camping trip along the banks of Big Fishing Creek. On the first night, as the boys gather around the campfire, Parker shares a story that happened nearly eighty years ago, the legend of the Ax Factory murders. Soon after, strange, mysterious things begin to happen. Little do the boys realize they have awakened the spirit world! Jimmy, unable to sleep, comes face to face with a ghost named Annabelle. She is searching for something and knows the boys are hiding what she seeks. Could the secret lie in an old puzzle box? As this spine tingling, edge of your seat adventure unfolds, one question remains: Will they survive the weekend?
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In a small Pennsylvania town called Lizardville, Johnny and his friends set out on a weekend camping trip.Parker tells a story about the legend of the Ax Factory murders. Soon after, strange,mysterious things begin to happen. As this spine tingling, edge of your seat adventure unfolds, one question remains. Will they survive the weekend?
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- Release Date 08/31/2016
- Author Steve Altier
- Language English
- Company CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
- Weight 10.5 ounces
- Dimensions 5.5 x 0.58 x 8.5 inches
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