The Ultimate Scare: A Collection of Christian Suspense Stories [Paperback]

Ann Russell (Author)

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Publication Date: May 29 2007

In “The Ultimate Scare,” Bill scoffs that nothing can scare him, until he comes face to face with his most deadly enemy. In “The Cemetery,” Joel accepts a dare from his best friend to spend one night in the cemetery where he’s chased by his past. In “Haunting Screams,” Elaine is haunted every night by terrifying screams outside her cabin. In “Retribution,” Tracy begins school in a new city only to come to the conclusion that she hates a girl she never met before. Or has she? The boy haunting her house and her own deadly reflection tells her that things are not as they appear. In “They’re Coming,” a stranger runs into the high school, warning everyone that “they’re coming,” and everyone will be dead by morning. In “Redemption,” Lynn struggles to avoid her ex-boyfriend, who is determined to keep her as his forever.

#outer_postBodyPS { display: none; } #psGradient { display: none; } #psPlaceHolder { display: none; } #psExpand { display: none; } In “The Ultimate Scare,” Bill scoffs that nothing can scare him, until he comes face to face with his most deadly enemy. In “The Cemetery,” Joel accepts a dare from his best friend to spend one night in the cemetery where he’s chased by his past. In “Haunting Screams,” Elaine is haunted every night by terrifying screams outside her cabin. In “Retribution,” Tracy begins school in a new city only to come to the conclusion that she hates a girl she never met before. Or has she? The boy haunting her house and her own deadly reflection tells her that things are not as they appear. In “They’re Coming,” a stranger runs into the high school, warning everyone that “they’re coming,” and everyone will be dead by morning. In “Redemption,” Lynn struggles to avoid her ex-boyfriend, who is determined to keep her as his forever.