| Author: | Jazan Wild | ISBN: | 9781631027253 |
| Publisher: | CARNIVAL COMICS | Publication: | March 19, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jazan Wild |
| ISBN: | 9781631027253 |
| Publisher: | CARNIVAL COMICS |
| Publication: | March 19, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
"Love a good ghost story? So do I... or at least I did until my life became one. My name is Stone and this is my story. Let me take you on a trip back to when I had only one voice in my head, my own!" And with just those few words the doors to the Funhouse opened to the world.
Young Jacob, while on a family picnic, stumbles upon an old abandoned house in the woods just a week before Halloween. The wretched dwelling is being prepared to be used as a one-night only haunted house! A strange worker, known only as Ole Scratch, sees Jacob and gives him a book with two tickets inside that change his life -- or what's left of it after the ghosts are done with him! And the ghosts are never done with Jake.
As he grows, so does the terror. Stone decides to become a ghost writer. Seems that the living impaired have a lot to say. Yet legend has it, all who read Stone's tales of woe, begin to see the dead everywhere they go.
"Love a good ghost story? So do I... or at least I did until my life became one. My name is Stone and this is my story. Let me take you on a trip back to when I had only one voice in my head, my own!" And with just those few words the doors to the Funhouse opened to the world.
Young Jacob, while on a family picnic, stumbles upon an old abandoned house in the woods just a week before Halloween. The wretched dwelling is being prepared to be used as a one-night only haunted house! A strange worker, known only as Ole Scratch, sees Jacob and gives him a book with two tickets inside that change his life -- or what's left of it after the ghosts are done with him! And the ghosts are never done with Jake.
As he grows, so does the terror. Stone decides to become a ghost writer. Seems that the living impaired have a lot to say. Yet legend has it, all who read Stone's tales of woe, begin to see the dead everywhere they go.
