When a sixty-years-dead, lonely ghost meets the spirit of a child, she must confront the monsters haunting her to provide the child with companionship, whether that be by finding others trapped in between as they are, or contacting the girl’s living father using a smarmy paranormal investigator hunting for fame. The ghost’s memory isn’t what it used to be, so she’ll have to reunite the child with her family before she forgets her mission…and herself.
The release date is an estimate only. It is set to release in December, however an exact date has not been provided.
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Foreword By
Jonathan Janz
Edited By
Heather Daughrity
Issac’s father Quint and his babysitter Moss must walk the line between protecting Isaac and restraining him while they unearth the root of his suddenly vicious behavior.
At first, Moss thinks Isaac just needs someone to talk to after his best friend is mysteriously attacked, but they begin to suspect Isaac might know more about the assault than he’s letting on.
Issac’s father isn’t getting any answers taking a medical route, either. Doctors don’t know anything about demons, and there’s something unnatural about Isaac’s behavior.
Isaac’s father is desperate, and Moss’s heartstrings tug for the little boy they used to love watching scary movies with. But is the pull enough to put themselves in harm’s way?
Perfect for fans of The Book of Accidents by Chuck Wendig, or The Return by Rachel Harrison, Dark Eyes explores a blend of entertaining supernatural horror, devastatingly familiar grief, and heartache.
Rikki lives in Raleigh, North Carolina, where she owns a tattoo and piercing studio with her husband. She scares people every day as a professional body piercer, so it’s only natural she’s also an author of horror. She’s constantly bringing home potentially haunted home decor, but alas, there’s no ghosts in the house, just two very bad dogs.
