Little One

by Timothy G. Huguenin

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Pub Date Jul 18 2017 | Archive Date Sep 17 2017

Description

Death is cold.

Kelsea Stone can’t remember her childhood, and frankly, she doesn’t really care. She’s doing fine on her own in L.A. without any family to tie her down. But when she finds out her estranged birth parents have died and left her their house in Canaan Valley, West Virginia, she discovers more than just an inheritance waiting for her in the mountains. An angry presence lingers there, and it won’t rest until it has had its revenge.

Death is cold.

Kelsea Stone can’t remember her childhood, and frankly, she doesn’t really care. She’s doing fine on her own in L.A. without any family to tie her down. But when she finds...

Advance Praise

“Little One is a charmingly quiet tale of the supernatural in which the human heart prevails over darkness, human beings matter when other things cannot, and we truly care about the protagonist. Huguenin is a writer to watch.”

— Bruce McAllister, author of Dream Baby and The Village Sang to the Sea

“Throw a broken woman into a haunted house full of secrets and you’ll have Timothy G. Huguenin’s Little One. This dark little tale has sorrow, romance, and much more.”

— Mercedes M. Yardley, Bram Stoker Award-winning author of Nameless

“Little One is an absolutely wonderful book, totally captivating and gripping. One of the very best ghost stories I’ve ever read. Very highly recommended!”

— John R. Little, Bram Stoker Award-winning author of Miranda, The Memory Tree, and Soul Mates

“Once everything is revealed at the end of a pulse-pounding downhill run, you will be blown away… It will chill your bones and warm your heart!”

— The Horror Review

“Little One is a frostbitten chiller that takes the traditional haunted house tale into fresh and intriguing territory. Bundle up and dig in!”

— Mark Carver, author of Nikolai the Penitent and Beast

“Little One is a charmingly quiet tale of the supernatural in which the human heart prevails over darkness, human beings matter when other things cannot, and we truly care about the protagonist...