Abnormally Abbey

Being a spook magnet is not as glamorous as it may sound.There's something seriously wrong with the summer camp 14-year old Abbey is sent to. It's not just the troubled kids, or the clueless camp counselors or even all the ghosts--yeah, the ghosts have found her there too--but now there's a mysterious symbol that keeps appearing at all the worst moments.Abbey is not a happy camper.But she is a fighter and can go from princess to warrior when there's a mystery to solve. As long as Abbey has her 80s music, there's no one--alive or dead--that's going to stop her. So, bring on the dead people, spooks and spirits. This girl ain't afraid of no ghost.

From the Back Cover

14-year-old Abbey has always been a spook magnet, but the summer camp her dad sends her to is something else. In addition to dealing with the troubled kids, clueless camp counselors, and spirits of the dead-yeah, they found her there too-a strange symbol keeps appearing at all the worst moments.Abbey is not a happy camper.Soon Abbey realizes that someone is trying to send her a message. The mystery catches her attention, and no one-alive or dead-is going to stop Abbey and her new friends from uncovering its secrets. This girl ain't afraid of no ghosts.

About the Author

Twin Cities' author Allan Evans has been finding writing success of late. His debut novel, Abnormally Abbey (Immortal Works Press, 220 pages) has published in September. A short story, Silent Night, is in the Haunted Yuletide anthology publishing in October (also Immortal Works) and a serial killer thriller set in the Twin Cities, Killer Blonde, is publishing in early 2021.Allan has written advertising and marketing for over a decade. He also is a middle grade soccer coach. Allan lives in White Bear Lake, Minnesota.

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