begins to lessen.
“Nate?” I call.
His shout echoes down the tunnel: “Keep coming.”
The tunnel opens into another cave. A shaft of grey light spills down from a hole in the ceiling, dust motes dancing in its path. On the far side of the cave, I see the shadowy shape of Nate.
“ Is this it?” I ask. “Is this your surprise location?”
“ Oh, it’s a surprise all right,” says a voice behind me. I whirl around. “Well done, Nathaniel,” says Zell. “Well done indeed.”
To be continued . . .
Look out for the next installment in the series, Masquerade .
Coming in July 2012
Find out more about Creepy Hollow by visiting the Creepy Hollow website .
A CKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Thank you for helping me reach the end of another story, God. You know how to make time ‘elastic’ when I really need it!
Thanks also go to Nicola Vermaak, Kittie Howard, Rachael Harrie and Laura Josephsen. Your feedback, comments and edits are always greatly appreciated.
I don’t think any acknowledgements section will ever be complete again without a thank you to all the book bloggers out there. Seriously. You guys rock!
A BOUT T HE A UTHOR
Rachel Morgan was born in South Africa and spent a large portion of her childhood living in a fantasy land of her own making. These days, in between teaching mathematics to high school children, she writes fiction for young adults.
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“Nate?” I call.
His shout echoes down the tunnel: “Keep coming.”
The tunnel opens into another cave. A shaft of grey light spills down from a hole in the ceiling, dust motes dancing in its path. On the far side of the cave, I see the shadowy shape of Nate.
“ Is this it?” I ask. “Is this your surprise location?”
“ Oh, it’s a surprise all right,” says a voice behind me. I whirl around. “Well done, Nathaniel,” says Zell. “Well done indeed.”
To be continued . . .
Look out for the next installment in the series, Masquerade .
Coming in July 2012
Find out more about Creepy Hollow by visiting the Creepy Hollow website .
A CKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Thank you for helping me reach the end of another story, God. You know how to make time ‘elastic’ when I really need it!
Thanks also go to Nicola Vermaak, Kittie Howard, Rachael Harrie and Laura Josephsen. Your feedback, comments and edits are always greatly appreciated.
I don’t think any acknowledgements section will ever be complete again without a thank you to all the book bloggers out there. Seriously. You guys rock!
A BOUT T HE A UTHOR
Rachel Morgan was born in South Africa and spent a large portion of her childhood living in a fantasy land of her own making. These days, in between teaching mathematics to high school children, she writes fiction for young adults.
Connect with Rachel online:
Blog
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