Creepy Crystal Tales, Volume 3

by Roger Neal

Overview

"The Trees of the Night" is a story about the ancient Anasazi Indians that believed the giant trees in the Crystal Valley actually ate animals including humans. "The Chinking" tells how a wife tries to protects her children from an abusive husband. "The Burial Site" describes how a disturbed Indian burial site becomes cursed and results in the death of several miners. "Something is Out There" is the story of a man-beast that terrorizes the Ute Indian population and continues its carnage today. "The Mine Shaft" describes how two brothers discover gold in an old mine resulting in greed, murder and ghosts.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940044427778
Publisher:	Roger Neal
Publication date:	04/04/2013
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	4 MB

About the Author

Roger Neal has spent over sixty summers in the ghost town of Crystal. His parents, Joe and Fogle Neal, brought their family to Crystal in 1948 and fell in love with the scenic beauty of the valley. During his summers in Crystal, Roger enjoys fishing, exploring mines, climbing mountains, riding horses, and hiking. He takes pleasure in telling stories to friends and family and is often a favorite storyteller around campfires in Crystal. Roger delights in watching the faces of his spellbound audiences as they listen to his spooky, creepy tales. Roger has written 8 books.The stories in Creepy Crystal Tales are based on historical fiction. The stories take place in and around Crystal. They are based on actual locations, but the events are twisted into stories of greed, fear, lust, and ghosts