The Hay Fort
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When teens Willie and Butch Coby stumble on some filled jars in an old abandoned bus, they have no idea what they are inviting by taking the jars away. Not until their biology teacher checks out what the jars contain do they begin to realize some adventures can cost you your life or, worse, turn that life into a living nightmare.
Let all who know the name of the beastâĶ Give up his name, for he will not hold back his wrath against the child of the most holy.
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Judith Ann McDowell is a novelist with several finished books. When not working on a manuscript, Judith and her husband like to travel to different cities such as New Orleans to talk with people about voodoo and talk with those who have experienced firsthand true hauntings.
Judith is the mother of four grown sons, Guy, David, Rhett and Nick, and lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband Darrell and their two Pekingese Chi and Tai and three cats Isis, Lacy and Keefer.
Judith is at present working on her next novel.
