Overview

Armadeggon Network's Ghost Detectives are called to small town Hillsboro, Ohio to check out an abandoned opera house. As soon as they arrive, they discover that the town is suffering from a series of gruesome murders. The Sheriff suspects the murders are connected and the serial killer is still on the loose. Ghost hunters and best friends Knox, Jim, and Ray quickly find themselves over their heads in evil and devise a theory that they think will solve the town's problem. Will the ghost hunters stop the ultimate ...
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Hell Town: A Novella

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Overview

Armadeggon Network's Ghost Detectives are called to small town Hillsboro, Ohio to check out an abandoned opera house. As soon as they arrive, they discover that the town is suffering from a series of gruesome murders. The Sheriff suspects the murders are connected and the serial killer is still on the loose. Ghost hunters and best friends Knox, Jim, and Ray quickly find themselves over their heads in evil and devise a theory that they think will solve the town's problem. Will the ghost hunters stop the ultimate demon from destroying the town, or will they make a fatal mistake and send everyone to Hell?
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Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940015555295
  • Publisher: R. Nightshade
  • Publication date: 10/4/2012
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • Sales rank: 348,261
  • File size: 212 KB

Meet the Author

R. Nightshade lives in Hillsboro, Ohio, and is the next big name in horror storytelling. R. Nightshade’s philosophy is that while monsters and blood and guts are fine, truly horrifying stories come from scenarios that could very well be real. Paranormal evidence points to the possibility that there may be an entire Unseen World that coexists with us. Sometimes we may get a glimpse into it, whether it be a disembodied voice or an unexplained figure moving just beyond our direct line of sight. Therein lies true terror, when the human race and all our earthly-based beliefs come in contact with The Unseen.
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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 11, 2012

    Not for the weak

    This is scary. I am not normallu a scary type person. It was good. Right amount of blood and scare mixed in not enough to give me nightmares like stephen king but enough to get my heart pumping!

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