Alec Kerley and the Haunted Christmas
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* Includes a SNEAK PEAK from the first book in the Monster Hunters series, Alec Kerley and the Terror of Bigfoot! *
Itโs Christmastime and Alec and his friends are off to the country for a spooky visit!
When relatives of Alecโs best friend Ken Gonzalez begin experiencing ghostly happenings and things that go bump in the night, they call asking for help. After Alec and his friends arrive with Kenโs mom and Mrs. Edgar, they find supernatural intruders who were not invited to the party.
Or were they?
Settle in with a cozy blanket and some hot cocoa for this haunted short story.
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Alec Kerley and the Haunted Christmas is a Christian haunted house story. It is legitimately scary and a great read for all ages -- middle graders, teens, and adults. Parental guidance is suggested. 12,000 words, 8 chapters.
Alec Kerley and the Haunted Christmas is a holiday short story in the Alec Kerley and the Monster Hunters book series. Be sure to check out the other series titles, which include: Alec Kerley and the Terror of Bigfoot (Book One), Alec Kerley and the Wrath of the Vampire (Book Two), and Alec Kerley and the Roar of the Dinosaur (Book Three).
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Douglas Tanner used to sing in rock bands and work as a disc jockey for various radio stations, and he once got a really bad sunburn from driving a motorcycle all day in only a pair of gym shorts (bad idea). He studied at Ozark Christian College in Joplin, Missouri and Labette Community College in Parsons, Kansas. He lives in Kansas City with his wife, son Alec, two daughters, a schnoodle named Snuffleupagus (Snuffy for short), and a yappy little toy poodle named Zoey.
Doug's love of monsters began after watching old scary movies on TV with his grandfather on Saturday nights. He has been writing since fifth grade, when he began sharing his stories with friends; his first story was about a monster attack on Halloweenย night.
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Visit his website: DouglasTanner.net
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