Hell Is In Me
By (Author) Colleen A. Parkinson
BookBaby
BookBaby
1st September 2020
United States
General
Fiction
Paperback
340
Width 152mm, Height 228mm, Spine 22mm
530g
Dead people seek him.
All teenage medium Quinn wants is to be left alone, but the new girl in the neighborhood and a demented dead man on a mission won't leave him alone.
Quinn has more than he can handle with his alcoholic father and the delinquents at school. The only friendships he has known are with the occasional ghosts he guides to their final destinations. Things change for him with the arrival of a mute dead woman with a baby in her arms, and a strange entity unlike anything he has ever seen that begins to stalk him. Adding to the upheaval is his new neighbor, Stephanie, who uncovers a mystery connecting his family to hers. Terror follows as they investigate the tragic secrets of the deadsecrets one evil spirit is determined to keep buried, even if it means killing the living.
Colleen A. Parkinson is an award-winning playwright and novelist living in Redding, California. She embarked upon a writing career at age nine, when she contributed a serialized detective series for her elementary school newspaper. After spending her teenage years honing her craft with short stories, one-act plays, poetry, and two extremely awful novels she wisely tossed in the trash bin, the theater bug bit her in college and she performed in many community theater productions, in addition to writing for the stage. Her first full-length play, The Injured Child, consistently attracted SRO audiences during its premiere run and earned her a Shelly Award. Her one-act play, Waiting for the Train, also won a theatrical award, and was later produced as a short film. Her first published novel, The Finest Hat in the Whole World, another award-winner, has been praised for its lyricism, realistic characters and captivating story.
Her second published novel, Hell Is In Me, is a character-driven supernatural thriller about a harried teenage boy stalked by a psychotic dead man accused of murder.