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When Nightmares Come to Town
- The Stranger in the Shadows
- Narrated by: Alan Wray
- Length: 2 hrs and 45 mins
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When Nightmares Come to Town
Narrated by:
Alan Wray
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Publisher's Summary
Tommy Riley is your average 6th grader, but not for long. He's thrust into a darkness that his small town of Pittsboro has never seen the likes of before. He hears frightening whispers, his sister is missing, his parents are acting strangely, and the new shop owner in town gives him the creeps! Searching for answers, Tommy and his friends must determine what is real and who to trust, and what they find will chill them to the bone. Tommy must find the courage to escape this nightmare and the shadows that lurk within . . .
©2023 Alan Wray (P)2023 Alan Wray
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