Twilight Zone Meets X-Files

It began in winter 1960 when Daisy’s sister Maisy had a sled accident. Daisy was struggling with health issues, and her family was aware of it but mostly ignored it. One day, they played in the woods, and suddenly they discovered large bones behind the church, and it scared them, and then they met a woman that looks like a witch who lived on the other side of the woods. Later in the year, a frightening dream about a UFO, glowing red, and Daisy woke up to see the menacing object hovering outside her sister’s window, and this is just the beginning. Experience the events unfold until the very end. Is Alice Kraig really a witch? Or just a kind Samaritan looking for the welfare of the girls?
 
It’s a wild roller coaster ride of a novel that keeps you flipping page after page until the very end. The balance between the complexity and narrative is impeccably done that is also satisfying, and you be asking for more. Critics praised it for its slick writing and style. The pacing is decent. Science fiction and Twilight Zone fans will definitely not be disappointed. Also, it doesn’t feel convoluted in story progression. Sci-fi adventure fans will truly enjoy this story.
 
The chemistry between the characters is engrossing, compelling, and expertly crafted in a fashion the fans of the genre will love, with a contemporary writing style that the current generation can relate to and appreciate. Character progression in her stories is tight and well-established.
 
Grab a copy today and read along and find out the riveting conclusion if you are looking for that kind of twist that sets this bestseller apart across the genre. It’s a great pick-up and a worthy addition to your library!

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Horse Bones: The Adventures of Daisy and Maisy
Author: Delores Ele
Publisher: Your Online Publicist
Published Date:  December 2020
Book Genre:  Children’s Book
 
About the Author
Delores Ele lives in Alton, Illinois where she spent most of her life. Living on a large piece of land in the middle of town next to woods sparked her imagination at an early age. She began her craft of storytelling at about eight years. By 12, she decided to turn professional. She has been published on the web, in local newspapers and magazines in her church newsletter. She has edited the newsletter and was editor-in-chief for a mental health newsletter for a group of agencies in Southern Illinois. “Horse Bones: the Adventures of Daisy and Maisy” is her first published novel.

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