An Omnibus: Unspoken, Soft Spoken, Outspoken
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"They call me crazy, but they can't see what I see."
Ren is just an ordinary, average girl. Her mother tried to kill her when she was six and then killed herself instead. Her father hid her away in a mental hospital and forgot about her. Oh, and she can see ghosts.
Okay, maybe not so ordinary after all.
Available on Amazon (click to purchase)
~~~~~
"They call me crazy, but they can't see what I see."
Ren is just an ordinary, average girl. Her mother tried to kill her when she was six and then killed herself instead. Her father hid her away in a mental hospital and forgot about her. Oh, and she can see ghosts.
Okay, maybe not so ordinary after all.
Available on Amazon (click to purchase)
- Print Length: 334 pages
- ASIN: B00NWSDSDI
Interview with Amy Richie
Where did the inspiration for the Speak No Evil Trilogy come from?
I’ve always wanted to write a story with ghosts and the “Brothers” and “Sisters” are loosely inspired by some Greek mythology, which has always interested me too. As a general rule, I never watch scary shows, but my imagination still likes them!
If you had to compare it another book or movie what would it be?
I guess I would say Gothika. It’s an older ghost movie that I actually watched and I loved the whole concept of being put in a mental hospital even though you were telling the truth.
If you saw a ghost what would you do? Freak out or try to communicate.
I would freak out, hands down. I would be too scared to try and communicate. But for the record, I don’t actually believe in ghosts. At least not the kind that used to be people!!
Review
If you are looking for a good scare this Halloween, look no further than Amy Richie's Speak No Evil Trilogy. These tale is spine tingling, bone chilling, goose bumped riddled, too afraid to come out from the covers good. Speak no Evil is The Sixth Sense meets The Grudge. Your heart will pound, You will pull up the sheets. You will question whether that sudden chill you feel is just a draft or if the Cursed are coming for you.
Meet The Author
Where did the inspiration for the Speak No Evil Trilogy come from?
I’ve always wanted to write a story with ghosts and the “Brothers” and “Sisters” are loosely inspired by some Greek mythology, which has always interested me too. As a general rule, I never watch scary shows, but my imagination still likes them!
If you had to compare it another book or movie what would it be?
I guess I would say Gothika. It’s an older ghost movie that I actually watched and I loved the whole concept of being put in a mental hospital even though you were telling the truth.
If you saw a ghost what would you do? Freak out or try to communicate.
I would freak out, hands down. I would be too scared to try and communicate. But for the record, I don’t actually believe in ghosts. At least not the kind that used to be people!!
Review
If you are looking for a good scare this Halloween, look no further than Amy Richie's Speak No Evil Trilogy. These tale is spine tingling, bone chilling, goose bumped riddled, too afraid to come out from the covers good. Speak no Evil is The Sixth Sense meets The Grudge. Your heart will pound, You will pull up the sheets. You will question whether that sudden chill you feel is just a draft or if the Cursed are coming for you.
Meet The Author
Amy Richie was born in a small northern Ohio town where she grew up and lives there still with her three children. She comes from a large family with an even larger extended family. In 2012, Amy joined up with Anchor Group Publishing and now has two series started. The Immortal Love Series and The Blood Vine Series, a new YA. Amy writes things that are not of this world; either paranormal or fantasy. Vampires, werewolves, mermaids, time travel, ghosts, and even garden gnomes. To find out more about Amy Richie or her books visit her at amyrichie.weebly.com
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