Well Water and other odd tales
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Well Water and other odd tales is a fiction ebook by Lyndsey Resnick. It costs $5.00 and is DRM-free.
Description
This collection of 13 strange stories flickers from light to dark. You'll find a well, a barn, and warm cookies, but beware sharp teeth and dark, shadowy places. Come sit a spell.
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Fiction
Reviews / Blurbs
“This is a brilliant collection of short stories, each told in its own unique voice. Resnick takes the reader on a journey through wonder and suspense, and into the realms of horror, but her writing flows so easily that you won't notice the current pulling you from the comfortable to the sinister. Well Water and Other Odd Tales contains some deliciously spine-tingling moments, unexpected twists, and tales that will haunt you well after you finish reading.”
— - K.K., Goodreads
“This is a brilliant collection of short stories, each told in its own unique voice. Resnick takes the reader on a journey through wonder and suspense, and into the realms of horror, but her writing flows so easily that you won't notice the current pulling you from the comfortable to the sinister. Well Water and Other Odd Tales contains some deliciously spine-tingling moments, unexpected twists, and tales that will haunt you well after you finish reading.”
— - K.K., Goodreads
About the Author
Lyndsey Resnick
Lyndsey Resnick is an author who writes an eclectic mix of rural, horror, folk and fantasy fiction set along shadowy back roads and in quaint small towns. She takes seemingly ordinary situations and seeds them with supernatural elements to grow a story the reader thinks about long after they've turned the last page. She loves all things spooky, especially stories featuring cryptids and other strange creatures. Writers like Robert McCammon, Flannery O'Connor, Stephen King and Ray Bradbury inspire her. She lives with her husband, their dog, Roscoe, and their cats, Ed and Billy. (And a whole mess of chickens.)
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