HARVARD, Neb., Sept. 12, 2008 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Through the decades an unspeakable evil has been stalking unsuspecting victims on the quiet country roads near the outskirts of a small town in Nebraska. That evil still lurks in the darkness, waiting...And on Halloween night, the evil grows stronger and targets its next victim. Follow a chilling tale of horror unfold in The Spirit Seekers, an intriguing novel by Kris Sedersten.
A group of high school seniors embark on a paranormal investigations expedition in their small Nebraska farming community for a school video project. Their research reveals the startling history of a gruesome murder that preceded the sightings of an unearthly entity that once haunted cornfields in the area. Determined to capture evidence that the paranormal is real, The Spirit Seekers unwittingly uncover more spiritual activity than they could ever have imagined. Will they live to see their own graduation? Can they stop the evil's vicious cycle of murder and bloodshed? Unravel the intriguing answers and accompany The Spirit Seekers on their exciting yet dangerous quest!
About the Author
Kris Sedersten is a Registered Nurse with a degree in Human and Social Service Administration. She and her husband, Paul, live in Harvard, Nebraska where they have raised their four adult children; Bradley, Lyndsi, Ashley and Sara. The Spirit Seekers is her first novel and speaks to her love of horror and paranormal fiction. She is currently working on her second manuscript.
The Spirit Seekers * by Kris Sedersten
Publication Date: 08/18/2008
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