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"Like Stephen King, he knows how to summon serious scares."-- Bentley Little, His Father's Son

GHOST BOX: SIX SUPERNATURAL THRILLERS

Better leave the lights on for weeks! A box set of six supernatural thrillers from bestselling author Scott Nicholson, featuring more than 400,000 words of fiction. DRM-free.

THE RED CHURCH (Stoker Award finalist, alternate selection of the Mystery Guild Book Club): A boy and a sheriff must solve the mystery of a haunted Appalachian church when a strange preacher returns to town.

DRUMMER BOY: One misfit kid is all that stands between a small Appalachian town and a ghostly Civil War troop.

BURIAL TO FOLLOW: Roby Snow must help Jacob Ridgehorn find his eternal rest--or else.

CREATIVE SPIRIT: Artists at a remote Appalachian retreat discover their work is reviving a sinister spirit.

THE DEAD LOVE LONGER: Private investigator Richard Steele must solve his most difficult case ever--his own murder--while torn between women on opposite sides of the grave.

SPEED DATING WITH THE DEAD: A paranormal conference in the Appalachian Mountain's most haunted hotel goes haywire when ghost hunters accidentally stir up demons.

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Scott Nicholson is author of more than 20 books, including the bestselling thrillers DISINTEGRATION, CHRONIC FEAR, and LIQUID FEAR. With J.R. Rain, he has written Cursed, Ghost College, Bad Blood, and The Vampire Club. He's also published the children's books IF I WERE YOUR MONSTER, IDA CLAIRE, TOO MANY WITCHES, and DUNCAN THE PUNKIN. Visit him at Amazon Author Central or www.hauntedcomputer.com.
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"Always surprises and always entertains."-- Jonathan Maberry, King of Plagues

"Better keep both hands on your pants, because Nicholson is about to scare them off!"--J.A. Konrath, The List

"The love child of Sharyn McCrumb and Stephen King." --The Mountain Times