Daylight is my favorite! Reminds me more of the original than the darker cover. Plus the daylight cover makes me think slightly less horror than the nighttime one, though still potentially creepy. The nighttime one I expect a ghost story. The daylight one makes me feel like I could find a wider scope of story inside rather than a standard campfire tale.
Jean Marie Bauhaus is an author of contemporary fantasy fiction. Her paranormal fantasy novel, Restless Spirits, debuted in 2011. At the end of 2012 she published her second novel, Dominion of the Damned, about what happens when vampires interfere in the zombie apocalypse. She is also a freelance writer, graphic designer and web monkey. She lives in Tulsa with her husband, Matt, a gaggle of furbabies (and a turtle), and a yarn stash of gargantuan proportions.
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For Hannah Jordan, the world ends bloody and violent. The only survivors in a family of survivalists, she and her infant brother ride out the zombie apocalypse in a backyard bunker, emerging months later to a world ruled by the newly appointed saviors of humanity: a race of vampires hellbent on preventing the extinction of their only food supply.
Ghost hunter Veronica "Ron" Wilson gets killed in the line of duty; but after she herself becomes a ghost, trapped in the house where she died, she realizes that the mystery has just begun. She and several other ghosts are being held prisoner in the house by the same sadistic spirit that killed them. Their captor likes to entertain itself by torturing its fellow ghosts, and as if that isn't bad enough, it appears to have the ability to kill ghosts, devouring the poor souls for whom it no longer has any use. Ron's only hope is to convince the other terrified ghosts to rally together to find a way to defeat the evil spirit so they can move on to their final rest. But Ron's not in any hurry to get there once she discovers that there's still a lot of living to do after death.
A suicidal widower is talked down by a mysterious, chain-smoking stranger with an ulterior motive...
A picturesque sea-side chalet harbors a disturbing secret under its serene waters...
A kindly grandmother runs a pie shop that is a gateway to time and space...
A mysterious house with a dark reputation tempts one bored little girl...
Angels, vampires, ghosts and faeries mingle with the lovelorn, the desperate, the weary and the brave in this collection of quick-fire stories from Restless Spirits author Jean Marie Bauhaus.
I like the daytime one!
Daylight is my favorite! Reminds me more of the original than the darker cover. Plus the daylight cover makes me think slightly less horror than the nighttime one, though still potentially creepy. The nighttime one I expect a ghost story. The daylight one makes me feel like I could find a wider scope of story inside rather than a standard campfire tale.