Bone Chilling Mysteries

By Marcia Ambris

These six stories are full of eye-catching mysteries and suspense that will surely grab your attention.
They will have you at the edge of your seat, holding your breath, scared out of your mind, or probably even laughing, maybe more! After all, there’s only way to find out…

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Jun 12, 2022
• ISBN: 9781669826262

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CONTENTS

My Unexpected Companion

The Mysterious Intruder

Unforgettable Evening

The Inquisitive Witness

Suspicious Surprise

The Unwilling Jogger

MY UNEXPECTED

COMPANION

The wind whistled angrily through the trees that evening as Carly hurried home. She hated walking through the woods after dark. There was something about it, even more so this evening.

It’s even colder than usual, she murmured through frosted breath, burrowing her head deeper into the collar of her jacket as the cold air hit her face. Another cold wind blew. With a shiver, she pulled her jacket more tightly around her, angry with herself again for not wearing a thicker jacket this morning. But there was no need for one at the time. It was sixty degrees, she reminded herself. Why the sudden change?

Just then, a howl could be heard in the distance, causing her to hasten her steps. She had heard enough stories from her grandmother about hungry wolves and big dogs eating people; however, she had yet to see one.

Tall tales! That’s all they were, she tried to convince herself.

There was another howling again. "It sounds more sad and mournful than