The Cage (Haunted Coal Ridge, #4) (eBook, ePUB) - Sperati, Chuck
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A series of intertwined supernatural stories that will make you wonder where the darkness ends and the light begins. All small towns keep secrets, but in Coal Ridge when the secret gets out, it begins to feed...again. Story 4: "The Cage" Something hunts the people of Coal Ridge. Hank has spent decades fighting it, but with his time running out, he needed to find a way to stop it. Bruce was a lifelong screw-up until he met Hank. Who could have guessed that finding a purpose would make things worse? Faced with an undefeatable evil, Hank and Bruce decide that the only way to protect their friends…mehr

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A series of intertwined supernatural stories that will make you wonder where the darkness ends and the light begins. All small towns keep secrets, but in Coal Ridge when the secret gets out, it begins to feed...again. Story 4: "The Cage" Something hunts the people of Coal Ridge. Hank has spent decades fighting it, but with his time running out, he needed to find a way to stop it. Bruce was a lifelong screw-up until he met Hank. Who could have guessed that finding a purpose would make things worse? Faced with an undefeatable evil, Hank and Bruce decide that the only way to protect their friends and neighbors was to trap it, but in doing so they will trap themselves. One in death and the other with a lifelong responsibility he doesn't want, because something that can be trapped can also be released.

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Autorenporträt
I've always been a reader, falling in love with The Lord of the Rings and the Chronicles of Narnia in grade school, moving through Asimov, Clarke, King, Orwell, Bradbury, Anthony, and so many others over the years. Also an avid tabletop RPG gamer, I picked up my first Dungeons & Dragons red box in 1977 and have never put the dice down.

I began writing seriously in college (which was a long time ago), publishing a short story and an RPG adventure in the Star Wars Adventure Journal, and started a novel...then I let life get in the way. Though I never stopped writing, I shared my work with very few people until 2009 when I self-published my first two sword and sorcery fantasy novels without really knowing what I was doing. It could have gone better.

Recently, I found myself inspired and have been writing much more prolifically, splitting my time between short stories and returning to my fantasy world with a lot more stories to tell. After a lot of research, I've decided to follow the self-publishing route and have been slowly gathering an audience. Putting together a website and a Facebook page to help with marketing, I've received a lot of encouraging positive feedback and still feel like I'm just getting started. I would not be so arrogant as to claim that all of its good and its possible you might not like any of it, but hopefully you can find something entertaining that lets you climb in and escape to another place...if only for a little while.