Halloween: All Hallow's Evil

By C. G. Eberle

Before Family Ties, before Family Plots, John Seraph was an ordinary college student at Buffalo State College, until Halloween night when he came face-to-face with the Headless Rider of Buffalo State College. Now John needs to stop the Rider before he kills.

~ John Seraph Mysteries ~

0.5 - "Hallween: All Hallow's Evil" (SHORT prequel)
1. "Family Ties"
2. "Family Plots"

• Language: English
• Publisher: Melange Books, LLC
• Release date: Oct 9, 2013
• ISBN: 9781612357331

C. G. Eberle

C.G. (Chris) Eberle is a proud life long resident of Buffalo, New York. A writer since he was 5 years old, Chris started with his homemade comic books and story books, and then seriously took to writing in high school. While in college, studying English Education, C.G. was published twice in 2004 & 2006, and then switched gears to one of his major passions, mysteries.Besides writing C.G. also is a amateur Old West Historian, an avid classic movie fan & collector, a lover of most styles of music, an avid reader, a student of cryptozoology, an amateur Ripperologist, and dabbles in the kitchen quite well. Currently he is finishing his follow up mysteries Family Plots, Family Education, and Family Friend.

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Halloween:

All Hallow's Evil

by C. G. Eberle

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HALLOWEEN:

ALL HALLOW'S EVIL

C. G. EBERLE

Before Family Ties, before Family Plots, John Seraph was an ordinary college student at Buffalo State College, until Halloween night when he came face-to-face with the Headless Rider of Buffalo State College. Now John needs to stop the Rider before he kills. 

Thanks Washington, Thanks Gaston, and to those who still believe in trick-or-treating, bobbing for apples, carving jack-o'-lanterns, visiting haunted attractions & believing in ghosts, telling scary stories, and watching scary movies. To those who are enjoying their first Halloween or their fiftieth, keep the youthful spirit alive.

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Halloween: All Hallow's Evil

About the Author

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HALLOWEEN:

ALL HALLOW’S EVIL

Before Family Ties & Family Plots

Friday, October 31st

My name’s John Seraph and sometimes my life feels like a schizophrenic, bucking bronco. I’m a student at Buffalo State College in Buffalo, NY, where I’m earning my B.A. in English Education, but I sometimes wonder if that’s what destiny has in store for me. The campus was being terrorized and a professor was marked for death. Amazingly I somehow saved Professor Crosby and stopped the Headless Rider, who’d been ‘haunting’ the college grounds. You may have heard some bits and pieces from the news, or rumors from some who were there, let me tell you what actually happened, the true story.

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Today was Halloween and the college hosted a Safe-Hands Halloween Fair which was a safe alternative to trick-or-treating in the streets. Kids could go through the different levels of the school’s Student Union where they could trick-or-treat, get their faces painted, visit the ‘haunted maze’, pig out at a pizza party held in the cafeteria, and take part in the scavenger hunt held in the Barnes & Noble bookstore. Student volunteers staffed the fair and we earned extra credit for certain classes, I can’t speak for the others, but I always feel pretty good doing something for kids.

It seemed everyone on campus was looking forward to the fair, which had been a major change, because for the