Fright House and Other Stories

By Paula Harrison

A book of short stories about unnatural things happening in natural situations. Piper learns that being scared is not just fun and games. Lana is frightened by things more scarier than monsters. Emily finds out evil lives in buildings as well. And Niecy is a young girl with extraordinary powers and even more extraordinary insights, can she survive with such powers? Can she control such power alone

• Language: English
• Publisher: Paula Harrison
• Release date: May 18, 2020
• ISBN: 9780463888568

Paula Harrison

Professional Biography: Paula Harrison is an aspiring Screenwriter specializing in Christian Thrillers and Fantasy. She is working on a BFA in creative writing at Full Sail University with plans to continue on to earn her master’s in creative writing in entertainment. She is adept in writing Press Releases and writing blogs for seniors. Check out her 60goingon30 at https://60goingon30.blogspot.com/ and her LinkedIn page https://www.linkedin.com/in/paula-harrison-2b8219159/

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FRIGHT HOUSE AND OTHER STORIES

By

PAULA HARRISON

Published by Paula Harrison at Smashwords

Copyright © 2019 Paula Harrison

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Table Of Contents

Title Page

Copyright Page

The Building

The Old Lady and the Rocking Chair

Stage Fright

Fright House

About the Author

The Building

I believe the building at 207 State St is haunted. Odd things, evil things happened there, and yes, I think it was the building. Some of us could feel it and be affected by it. If the others were, they never said anything. Funny, now that I think about it, of the forty-two apartments in the building, I had only met five of my neighbors. Were the others hiding or unaware? Here are the stories of three of the apartments I know were affected, including mine.

Apartment 101

My husband, Dylan, and I moved here in the middle of one of the hottest Julys, and it

didn't help that I was three months pregnant. We loved the apartment at first sight. Dylan liked that even though it was on the first floor, it was high enough no one could get in the windows.

Right after we moved in, Dylan was deployed to Afghanistan. I loved our big picture window in the living room, so I would sleep in there to wake up early and open my blinds, then I began to sleep a lot. When I would get up, I wouldn't want to open the curtains. I started sleeping in the bedroom to see if that would help, and at first, it did, but then I got sick. I would have these massive headaches from the moment I opened my eyes; before I even moved, my head would start