Being Chased

By Mary Blackmon

Being Chased is a young girls thoughts of psychological events of ghosts. Shadows have driven her into a dark placea paralyzed nightmare in her dreams. Its a journey that keeps repeating itself. Once the chase starts, it wont stop. The scare awakens her to make different choices in her lifestyle, socially and mentally, in the real world. She discovers a shocking twist that unfolds before her eyes.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Jun 20, 2018
• ISBN: 9781546247821

Mary Blackmon

Mary Blackmon, was born in 1970, in Detroit Michigan, she left Detroit when she was 17 years of age and moved to Milwaukee WI, she traveled to Mississippi to see her two sisters in the 1980’s. In the1990, she meets a man and had two children Patrick and Amanda smith There on, her children had children, and a proud grand mother of seven grandchildren. The author started working in the health care field and the industrial field, but she wasn’t satisfied so she started going to college to Springfield college and graduated with her first BS, degree in Addiction Counseling in 2012. Further in her education; got her master’s in Business Admiration at CTU. In 2017 and currently working on another master’s in healthcare administration at CTU. Soon in 2018. Her in between time throughout the years, she stared writing her book, being chased and several others that has not been published yet. Her first book is Being Chased and it was her greatest accomplishments along with being a mother for her children. Everything she ever done was for her children and grandchildren. She learns and finds ways to be independent, living on her own, and to be a single woman waiting for the right man to come along. I would like to give thanks to God for my children, my sisters, brothers and parents. Also thanking my brother James E. Blackmon JR, in giving me the guidance and spiritual wisdom to understand my dreams. I thank my sisters in Water Valley, Mississippi Sherry and Suzzette Blackmon in giving me the strength to overcome all obstacles in my life. If you would like to get your dreams out, please fill free to tell me about it. [e-mail]

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© 2018 Mary Blackmon. All rights reserved.

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Published by AuthorHouse 06/19/2018

ISBN: 978-1-5462-4783-8 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-5462-4782-1 (e)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2018907269

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This book was written by myself and with the support of my children, Patrick and Amanda Smith. I give thanks to God for helping me get this message out for other to see.

For many years, dreams have been tormenting me to move around to different places in life. Why? Because the dreams influenced me to make different life choices than in the waking world of dreams. As I seek something I can’t see, I fall asleep, and my dreams soon become more than dreams; they become reality. This softens the thoughts in my mind and whispers in the nighttime. My dreams used to be an escape from reality, but now reality was just like my dreams; in my mind, I didn’t know what was real and what wasn’t. I lived every single moment of my life with fear and anxiety of not knowing what’s next.

This story is about something deep—so deep I can’t even explain myself. It involves different events in my life, from my childhood to the present time. I was born in 1970, and back when I was eight, I began having dreams about spirits, relationships, dark shadows—and being chased in the real world played a part of those dreams. People used to give me different interpretations of what these dreams might mean for my life.

Sometimes my dreams had spiders; I hate spiders in waking life. In some dreams, I’d be flying through the air trying to get away, but I’m not fast enough. I’d wake up, but when I’d fall asleep again, I’d be back in the same dream. That scared me to the point that when I woke up, I was terrified. The dream escalated, demanding me to be better and faster. But on the other hand, when the spirit came, it paralyzed me so I couldn’t do anything. In these dreams, there would be a long road ahead. Can I make it to the end of the road, or will it keep