Small Town Evil

A father and daughter are haunted by a girl they thought they had run over in their car while returning home from a weekend vacation. When the father realizes that his daughter's condition is getting worse, and that the girl he hit may or may not even exist, he returns to the small town where he had the accident, hoping to find answers.***THE SENSATIONAL AMAZON BEST SELLER!*** OVER 2 YEARS IN THE AMAZON TOP 50 HORROR STORIES! (GHOSTS, OCCULT)******ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL INDEPENDENTLY-PUBLISHED BOOKS OF ALL TIME!! CURRENTLY BEING OPTIONED AS A FEATURE FILM!!******SMALL TOWN EVIL 2 AVAILABLE NOW!!!***READER PRAISE FOR "SMALL TOWN EVIL":"This author definitely knows how to write excellent, creepy, eerie horror stories."- Robin LeeTop 500 Reviewer"A thrilling story that kept me up reading all night..."-DJ MorrisAmazon Reviewer"I didn't want to stop reading it."-KhalaleesiGoodreads"Really makes your heart beat! It's one of the best books I've ever read!"-Steven BroussardAmazon Reviewer"I simply couldn't put it down!"-Jonatan AlkalayAmazon ReviewerCURRENTLY ONLY 99 CENTS! BUY IT NOW AND FIND OUT WHY PEOPLE CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF "SMALL TOWN EVIL"

About the Author

Ken Berglund was born and raised in Southern California, spending most of his early years in Downey and Long Beach. He spent 4 1/2 years in Asia working as an English teacher in Taiwan. He met his wife Chien Yu (Christy) while working for Hess Language School in Hsinchu. His experiences in Taiwan were documented in his first book, "An American Teacher in Taiwan." Ken moved his family to Austin, Texas in 2008, and his struggles and successes were documented in his second book, "From Taiwan to Texas: Life in Mid-America." His third book, "The Reluctant Austinite," is the third and final book in a trilogy of memoirs & anecdotes about life in America and Taiwan. His first fiction book, "Interstate 10", was released in January of 2013 to very positive reviews. He followed up that book with another fiction book, "Small Town Evil", in February 2013. "Small Town Evil" went on to become a best-seller in the Horror genre, staying in the top 50 for many months, and reaching as high as #3. For his latest book, "The Dead Ones", released in April of 2013, Ken described it as "sort of a companion piece to 'Interstate 10.' If people liked that one, they will probably like this one too."

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