β Scribed by Ball, Donna
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Fleeing the violence and crime of life in the city, architect Laura Kane and her five year old daughter Christy move to an exclusive planned community deep in the untouched mountain wilderness of the Smoky Mountains. Legend has it that their home is built on holy ground. Other legends tell of hideous beasts that roam the mountainside, Yeti-like creatures so terrifying that no one has ever dared disturb their sanctuaryΠ²ΠΒ¦ until now.
First there are random acts of vandalism, then small pets begin to disappear, and then men go into the woods and donΠ²Πβ’t come back. When ChristyΠ²Πβ’s nightmares begin to suggest that she can actually communicate with the creatures who are wreaking such havoc on their small and vulnerable community, Laura is terrified. Because ChristyΠ²Πβ’s dreams tell her that the monsters are coming for her next.
And she is right.
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