Yūrei, vengeful spirits, are luring victims to their deaths in a small town in Washington. Unsuspecting and distracted, Kaitlynn is haunted by nightmares, unexplained bruises, and glimpses of a woman no one else sees. When her family is attacked, and people in her life start to disappear, she searches her family history for answers. Fearing it’s already too late, Kaitlynn races against an old vengeance to unbury dark family secrets.
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Gifts and Other Small Things
Colton’s second installation of poetry is an ode to love poems, both classic and modern. Gifts and Other Small Things began exactly as that—a gift. These love poems are eight years in the making, and compiled to document life’s transition between two people. Relationships and feelings change and evolve through the years, collecting gifts along the way, making their own inside jokes, singing their favorite songs, and watching the seasons turn. This is a snapshot of those moments, told through the author’s eyes, and written for his love.
Featured Author
Art Elser
Art Elser was an Air Force pilot for 20 years, including a combat tour in Vietnam. He retired from the AF and was a writer in high tech companies for 30 years before retiring again. He’s taught writing, literature, and flying. He was a volunteer naturalist for a dozen years at nature centers around Denver.…
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Why Silas Miller Must Learn to Ride a Bike
After four years of watching his mother slowly die, Silas Miller knows a lot about sitting in hospital rooms and being alone. What mystifies him is making friends and talking to his grieving dad. The first summer without his mother, his dad agrees to house sit for his grandparents. The rural neighborhood offers as much adventure as it does trouble, and forces Silas to finally face what he doesn’t understand, and fears, including how to ride a bike.
