Thank you for sharing. I also love witch stories! I'm really looking forward to it.Janetleighgreen wrote:It's called Despicable Witch and it's based in New Orleans. There is a coven there who has been taken over by a witch who is evil and one of the witches hires the McQueen Investigation Agency to help get rid of her. Doug, Scott, Charlie & Sheila are all back as well as a couple other characters you may remember. There are twists and turns and more ghosts and ghouls! And yes, I love The Originals too, but this isn't really influenced by that at least not consciously. I am working hard to get it out to you guys! I hope you like it!gali wrote:Can you give us a hint about the second book? What is it about?
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It is just on Amazon as the ebook, paperback and hardcover.Ashley 1820 wrote:Is there any pdf version of this book?
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@Janetleighgreen What's your favorite horror movie?
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Halloween! I love Michael Myers! I have t- shirts and everything!!!Scott wrote:Great topic @gali !
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Always one of my favorites too!Janetleighgreen wrote:Halloween! I love Michael Myers! I have t- shirts and everything!!!Scott wrote:Great topic @gali !
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I'm trying to figure out the floor plan of Charlie's house, did you ever draw one to work with? Everything I can think of is much larger than a single woman would actually want to keep up with, especially if her livelihood was something as time consuming as art.
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Yes. I actually have a true story about my first marriage that I've been wanting to write for a long time. I went through a lot at a very early age.hsimone wrote:- Do you ever see yourself writing outside of the Horror genre?
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I have always loved horror even at the age of ten I was watching scary movies alone. I don't really know what the appeal is for me, but it's there and always has been. I am greatly influenced by Stephen King and Deam Koomtz and authors like them. I really got into John Saul's books as a young teen.
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Yes, I did map it out a bit. Charlie didn't pick out the house alone, she was with Jay when she bought it and I think she thought they would be together and live there. She ended up with the house when he left.Gnome wrote:Adding to the question list...
I'm trying to figure out the floor plan of Charlie's house, did you ever draw one to work with? Everything I can think of is much larger than a single woman would actually want to keep up with, especially if her livelihood was something as time consuming as art.
The house only had a kitchen, living area, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, or so they thought. Charlie had no idea that there was an extra room behind her closet or part of a passageway with a cellar/ dungeon until it was uncovered later.
The original house was huge back in the day, but all that was left were these rooms and some had been renovated for Charlie.
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Thank you for your answers!Janetleighgreen wrote:Yes. I actually have a true story about my first marriage that I've been wanting to write for a long time. I went through a lot at a very early age.hsimone wrote:- Do you ever see yourself writing outside of the Horror genre?
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I have always loved horror even at the age of ten I was watching scary movies alone. I don't really know what the appeal is for me, but it's there and always has been. I am greatly influenced by Stephen King and Deam Koomtz and authors like them. I really got into John Saul's books as a young teen.
Your other story sounds interesting.
It's somewhat fascinating to me because I'm not generally a big horror fan. I was wondering if maybe the thrill maybe contributed to your interest.
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I remember being fascinated with Halloween when I was little and I was always drawn to the scary, creepy costumes, no princesses for me! Lol! I told my mother that I wished I could've gotten away with the whole goth thing, but I was a twirler in HS and pretty visible in other activities, so it wouldn't fly back in my day. Lol!hsimone wrote:Thank you for your answers!Janetleighgreen wrote:Yes. I actually have a true story about my first marriage that I've been wanting to write for a long time. I went through a lot at a very early age.hsimone wrote:- Do you ever see yourself writing outside of the Horror genre?
- What is it about this genre that sparks your interest?
I have always loved horror even at the age of ten I was watching scary movies alone. I don't really know what the appeal is for me, but it's there and always has been. I am greatly influenced by Stephen King and Deam Koomtz and authors like them. I really got into John Saul's books as a young teen.
Your other story sounds interesting.
It's somewhat fascinating to me because I'm not generally a big horror fan. I was wondering if maybe the thrill maybe contributed to your interest.
No-one knew how twisted I really was. I was the sweet girl next door. Haha!
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They later did research on the house and found out that a woman was abused by her husband, locked in a closet and died in the house. They walled off the closet and made the room into an office. They found the closet went all the way up to the second floor closet and the ghost just appeared to my cousin's daughters upstairs. I don't know if they ever got rid of her. It was creepy. ?