Boding Evil

Linda Barton draws upon personal accounts shared with her to craft this novella about a family confronting malevolent forces in Greer Springs. Gene Mason arrives in the town eager to realize his dream, yet he remains unprepared for the deadly history attached to his new home. The narrative treats these supernatural events as tangible realities rather than mere fiction, grounding the horror in experiences that Barton claims were genuinely lived by others. The text operates as a work of speculative fiction while maintaining a strict adherence to the author's stated inspiration from actual incidents. Readers will encounter a story where evil waits in the shadows for its next target, blurring the line between imagined terror and documented trauma. The novella includes an additional short piece titled Sacrificing Souls, offering further exploration of these dark themes within the same purchase. This volume suits readers who appreciate horror rooted in reported events and domestic dread. It may not appeal to those seeking purely fantastical monsters or historical gothic settings unrelated to modern suburban life. The story focuses on the immediate psychological and physical threats faced by the Mason family as they uncover the secrets of their residence.