Adventures and Fantasescapes

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Unravel the mystery of the unexpected with Adventures and Fantasescapes "Alien Games"! Three sistersApril, Becca and Lindaare looking forward to a weekend in the mountains with their friends. However, when they arrive at their destination they are met with sinister happenings. Do they have what it takes to solve the mystery

Following a string of strange events, including some of their companions disappearing without a trace, it becomes apparent that something is not right. The trio must go on an epic quest for knowledge (and transportation!) in order to make it home safe. Along their journey they come across bewildering characters and unprecedented danger. Will they learn enough from them and from their surroundings to stay one step ahead of their pursuers or will they be caught up in an endless dimension loop

Find out in Adventures and Fantasescapes "Alien Games". With mysterious secrets around every corner, thrills and chills await these brave adventurers as you join them on this out-of-this world journey. A riveting page turner perfect for any suspense enthusiast who loves a good story! Pick up your copy today!

Author Bio

Jean Hicks was born while her parents lived in a rural part of Jefferson County Alabama, Her parents married while her father Leonard Daniel was in the Navy. By the time Jean, the second of three daughters, was born her father was working for a private company in Birmingham and her mother, Colleen Mosley Daniel, was attending college to become an elementary teacher.
Jean graduated from high school and attended the University of Montevallo. She graduated with a major in Spanish and a minor in English. While teaching Spanish and English in high school she married and returned to college at the University of Alabama where she received an advanced degree in Spanish and Secondary Education. After teaching for 35 years, she retired to care for her parents and her husband's parents.
Jean began writing short stories soon as she learned to write. While in high school she wrote stories for her family and friends. She continued writing while in college, but wrote poetry instead of short stories. After retiring she returned to her love of writing short stories.
Jean lives in rural north Jefferson County with her husband and cats. Her son and his family live nearby.