Visitors

By WJ Scott

Twelve-year-old Brody, and his kid brother, are sent to stay with their reclusive Aunt Sally, when their mom falls seriously ill. But, they soon discover things are not as they appear, and a strange phenomenon is happening in the small retro town.

What mystery is Tucker's Mountain hiding?

Unsure of who or what they can trust, the boys embark on a hunt for answers that reveals more than they bargained for.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Wendy Scott
• Release date: Oct 6, 2019
• ISBN: 9781393392699

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‘Visitors’ Text Copyright © by Wendy Scott 2019

Author: WJ Scott

Beta-reading: Mary Adler and Jan Sikes

Proof-reading: Pam Finch

Editing: 4WillsPublishing

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Brody didn't pay any attention to the scenery as it swept past the grimy window; he kept his head lowered and concentrated on peeling the skin tabs beneath his fingernails. His younger brother, Tom, slumped in the middle of the bench seat next to him and feigned sleep while sucking his thumb and cradling Big Ted with his other hand. The drone of the pickup truck's motor stifled any long-winded conversations between them and the driver. Not that Aunt