Shade by John Olson Day 3
Aha! I found it!!! Here’s the book trailer for Shade by John Olson.
Let me know if you read it!
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I did and don’t normally do creepy. This one is still keeping me awake after finishing but from past experience the residual effects will wear off in a few days in the meantime I just have to check and be sure the door is locked multiple times throughout the night even if it was when I checked it 5minutes ago.
The trailer looks cool but I did find it hard to read the words. Still, I will have to look for this story. Thanks for sharing!