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Mother Ghost’s Grimm Volume 2 now on sale!

Mother Ghost's Grimm

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.

October 3, 2020

Volume 2 of Mother Ghost’s Grimm is on sale on Amazon just in time for the Halloween season! This illustrated anthology is for children aged 7 and up. It’s available on Kindle for only 99 cents and free on Kindle Unlimited! If you prefer, paperbacks are also available.

Here’s a sneak peak of my story in this collection…

Aunt Agatha’s Antiques

The store appeared as if out of nowhere. It was burrowed between a bakery and a shoe store near the end of Main Street. I was sure I had never seen it before, and I walked down this street every day on my way home from school. It was a Sunday afternoon. The usually busy street was deserted. Robby didn’t seem to notice anything out of the ordinary, but his eyes were focused on his soccer ball, which he kicked with grass-stained cleats.
“Aunt Agatha’s Antiques” was painted in gold letters on the glass storefront. The inside was dark, despite the wooden ‘open’ sign that hung unevenly on the door. The store looked old and run-down, as if it had been there for years. Why hadn’t I noticed it before? The front door stood open, revealing the darkened interior. I hadn’t realized I had stopped walking until I felt a tug on my sleeve. I looked down into Robby’s brilliant blue eyes.
“Can we go in?” he asked.
“I don’t know…” I looked back up at the store, then down the empty street. Where was everyone?
“Pleeeeeaase?”
“Okay, but not for too long. It’s almost suppertime.”
“Thanks, Sara! You’re the best sister ever!” He raced inside before I could change my mind.
The door slammed shut behind him.

Mother Ghost's Grimm

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