The House on 4th Street

About the Book

The discoveries of two twelve-year-old boys into the unknown, such as realms of existence that run parallel to ours, can be horrifying, to say the very least. And then to find that spirits from the past do exist and the realms they live in can drive you to the brink of insanity. But Lee and Bill took those journeys several times then came back to them thirty years later to find out everything still existed, only everything had gotten more complex and powerful and much harder to contend with. Lee and Bill got even deeper into this realm than before and found out that some of those spirits were planning return visits. But then, that is another story yet to come. Just remember, all houses have a life force of their own.

About the Author

I live with my family in Texas. I have been here now for almost a year. I am from a small town in West Tennessee, about eighty miles north of Memphis. I am a retired thirty-one-year veteran police officer out of Tennessee. I grew up for the most part living with my grandparents in Northeastern Kansas. With my last few high school years, I spent it in Las Vegas, Nevada, with my parents. After having spent time in the USMC, I went to work for the Merchant Marines on the western rivers. Much of my time on the boat was spent in the Louisiana Bayou Country. That was where I started writing short stories for my own pleasure—and so that I had something to do in my spare time—and the area and the culture was ideal for stories of the supernatural, voodoo, and quite possibly the things that go bump in the night. I was always drawn to the macabre and the supernatural. My inspiration for my stories, I owe credit to Edgar Allen Poe and Vincent Price. This book is one of fiction. However, as we all know, there is a bit of truth in all legends. I hope that you, the reader, have gained as much pleasure out of reading the story as I did writing it.