Hell Is In Me

"I used to think I was in hell. Now I know hell is in me." Small town secrets can't stay buried when a disturbed dead man pesters an unwilling teenage medium in this off-the-wall paranormal thriller. Sprinkled generously with black humor, teenage angst and deep characterizations, HELL IS IN ME is a unique and satisfying read for the aficionado of paranormal suspense literature.

About the Author

Colleen A. Parkinson is an award-winning playwright and novelist living in Redding, California. She embarked upon a writing career at age nine, when she contributed a serialized detective series for her elementary school newspaper. After spending her teenage years honing her craft with short stories, one-act plays, poetry, and two extremely awful novels she wisely tossed in the trash bin, the theater bug bit her in college and she performed in many community theater productions, in addition to writing two award-winning plays for the stage. Her first published novel, "The Finest Hat in the Whole World," has been praised for its lyricism, realistic characters and captivating story.When she is not writing during the vampire hours, she keeps busy as secretary of her HOA, tends to her cats (plus the neighborhood cats who all know a softhearted sucker when they see one), reads all genres of books, and listens to all genres of music. She likes crossword puzzles, which she considers excellent exercise for her brain, which doesn't recall things as well as it used to. Colleen is the seventh child in a very large family that was the bane of the neighborhood when she was growing up. No shame there; that family and neighborhood was the source of much of her early writing material. Lemonade, anyone?

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