Wendigo Woods: A Token from Hell: Wendigo Woods, #2

By Tom Lyons and Jessica Young

Shortly after Jessica and her family move into the house of their dreams, Kellen presents a mysterious and disturbing object that he claims was lent to him. As Jessica ponders why anyone would possess such a vile item in the first place, it becomes apparent that the unsettling circumstance is only the tip of the iceberg.

A Token from Hell is book #2 in this thrilling series, co-written by Tom Lyons.

 

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Tom Lyons Books
• Release date: Aug 20, 2020
• ISBN: 9798201415396

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WENDIGO WOODS

A TOKEN FROM HELL

A recount by

Jessica Young

and

Tom Lyons

WENDIGO WOODS: A TOKEN FROM HELL

Copyright © 2020 Jessica Young and Tom Lyons

All rights reserved. No part of this may be reproduced without the prior consent of the author, except brief quotes used in reviews.

All information and opinions expressed in Wendigo Woods: A Token from Hell are entirely the author’s and are based upon his perspective and experiences. He does not purport the information presented in this book is based on any accurate, current, or valid scientific knowledge.

Acknowledgments

It’s certainly not an easy task for someone to discuss their terrifying encounters with cryptids. Thank you to those who found the courage to tell their experiences.

To protect the privacy of those who were involved, the following names have been altered.

Important Note

This book is the 2nd book in the Wendigo Woods series. I highly recommend that you complete Wendigo Woods: Antlers in the Mist before you begin this book.

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Contents

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

Chapter 11

Conclusion

Editor’s Note

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Chapter 1

Ew, what is that!?" my daughter, Madeline, remarked.

Put it down, Kellen! Anthony commanded.

But it makes this cool noise! Kellen cheered as he shook the necklace. I immediately recognized the sound. I had first heard it while Quint Campbell, the realtor, was giving us the initial tour of the house. Although I couldn’t establish where it was coming from, I had decided that it sounded like seashells clacking against one another. Now I had learned that it wasn’t seashells; it was a collection of human teeth that were strung around what appeared to be a necklace. Many of the teeth were old and rotted, but a few of them seemed to be much newer, still holding onto remnants of dried blood. My grim feelings accelerated as I remembered I had also heard the noise while I was in the kitchen with Marcus Davenport, my recent affair. Why on earth would I have heard that noise from inside the home?

Drop it! I shouted at my son, not being able to handle the sound anymore. He did as he was told but then immediately started crying. In no way was he accustomed to me yelling at him like that. Feeling sympathetic, Anthony quickly scooped up his son and tried to soothe him.

There, there, he said, it’s okay, pal, it’s okay.

Without touching the object, I continued to examine it. The longer I looked at it, the more disgusting it seemed. I was convinced I could even see tiny fragments of gum tissue attached to one of whiter teeth. Madeline refused to go anywhere near it. Mommy, get it away! she pleaded.

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