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Horror Book of the Week: The Christmas Bell





 This week’s Horror Book of the Week is THE CHRISTMAS BELL, written by L.A. Detwiler


The Christmas Bell is described as a disturbing paranormal thriller that will bring fear to the festive season. 


The Plot (Taken from Amazon.com)


Some Christmas ornaments should be left in the attic.

 

When Candace Mills, 26, heads home for the holidays to visit her mother and ailing grandmother, she's expecting a peaceful, dull Christmas. She has no idea, though, that a single Christmas ornament is about to send her into a whirling chasm of evil.

 


It starts with the Christmas bell, scratched and worn in one of Grandma Anne's boxes in the attic. Once they put it on the tree, Grandma Anne starts to say terrifying things and act strangely. Candace and her mother assume it's her dementia talking—until they start to have dangerous encounters with a fiendish being.

 


As the secrets of Anne's past involving her twin sister rise to the surface, the women face sinister horrors from a dark force looking for revenge. 

 

Will any of them be able to survive, or will they fall prey to the malevolent secret Grandma Anne is harboring from her past?


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