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Eerie Christmas

Written by Helen Power

Helen Power is obsessed with ghosts. She spends her free time watching paranormal investigation TV shows, going on ghost walks, and telling anyone who’ll listen about her paranormal experiences. She is also an academic librarian living in Saskatoon, Canada and has several short story publications, including ones in Suspense Magazine and Dark Helix Press’s Canada 150 anthology, Futuristic Canada. The Ghosts of Thorwald Place is her first novel.

December 2, 2019

If you’re like me, you love Christmas, but you find a lot of the books and movies and TV specials are just a little too wholesome. You need some darkness mixed in with the Christmas lights and some blood spattered across your candy canes.

When I saw the call for stories for a Christmas horror anthology, I jumped at the opportunity. I had a lot of fun writing my short story “It’s that Time of Year”, and hopefully the readers will have a lot of fun reading it! (And by “fun”, I mean that they’ll bite their nails all the way to the quick and curse at me when they read that final, gut-wrenching twist.)

I have a little sneak peek of my story, just the first paragraph to whet your appetite:

It always appears on Christmas Eve. It always looks the same. It peeks up at me from under the drooping branches of the Christmas tree. Nestled among the presents, it masquerades as one of them. Wrapped in reddish brown paper that is so old, so faded that it curls at the edges. Garnished with a flimsy bow that is so fragile it would take barely a twist of the fingers to unravel it. It calls to me. It begs to be unwrapped.

You can pick up your copy on Amazon as an ebook, paperback, or hardcover. It’s also available free on Kindle Unlimited!

Happy Holidays!

Eerie Christmas

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