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Keepsakes
- A Triptych of Terrifying Tales
- Narrated by: Sincera Alexander, KK Ryder, Curt Lambert
- Length: 1 hr and 20 mins
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Keepsakes
Narrated by:
Sincera Alexander, KK Ryder, Curt Lambert
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Publisher's Summary
Keepsakes is a creepy novella conceived as an interlocking triptych of tales focusing on the collectors of evil items. But which came first - the evil or the item?
"Mood Ring" is the story of a young woman and her obsession with an ancient amber adornment that once belonged to Lizzie Borden. "Death-Sized" shows what happens when a little voodoo doll comes to life and has big, bad plans. "Misfortune Cookie" takes a bite out of a certain dental assistant whose fascination with collecting baby teeth leads him to dark, mysterious places.
©2014 Staci Layne Wilson (P)2014 Staci Layne Wilson
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