Deadly Rhymes Trilogy

After the Hollins family moved into an old house on Song's End in the little town of Ravenwood, Washington, Sheree thought the hectic life she had in Seattle would finally be behind her. She was wrong. At first, she didn't want to believe that their house was haunted, however the first night she heard a small child singing a creepy rendition of a children's lullaby quickly changed her mind. So twisted. So evil. So deadly. Is there any way she can rid her life of the ghost determined to haunt her, or is she doomed to suffer, until she too falls victim to its wrath?

Sheree Hollins thought her life would return back to normal after Christmas. She thought she would finally be able to live a normal life after all the death and pain and suffering she had been through. After the ghost that had been tormenting her was finally allowed to rest in peace. But, she was wrong? What if something evil stayed behind? What if that evil was closer than ever? What if that evil was now inside her? Picking up right where Deadly Rhymes leaves off, part two of the trilogy explores the psychological horrors of real world traumas and ghost possessions. This haunting tale refuses to hold back any punches.

Good Friday turned out to be anything but for Sheree Hollins, as death upon death stacked like bricks in her life, hardening her as the mortar sets. Easter turned out to be a world of new beginnings, as one of the dead found her way back into the land of the living, causing Sheree to question everything she once knew. The sister she lost. The sister who tried to kill her. The sister who was dead, but now brought back to life. However, for one to live, many more must die.