Pamela Turner

Family Tradition (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This is a short story.

Artist Rick Stanton needs a commission. He faces eviction and his latest project is on hiatus. Worse, his muse refuses to cooperate. A recent letter may contain the inspiration he needs. Inside is the photograph of a mysterious woman, her face concealed by an umbrella. Realizing this may be his last chance, Rick calls her. The woman, Elizabeth, tells Rick she wants him to paint her portrait.

Rick agrees, only to learn there are conditions. Elizabeth is a recluse who never allows her face to be seen. Not only must he stay at Elizabeth's residence while painting her, he can never tell anyone about the painting.

He becomes even more disturbed by the sinister undercurrent beneath the household's genteel façade. It's somehow connected to the family portraits hanging in Elizabeth's living room. Could they be haunted? And why doesn't Elizabeth's housekeeper want Rick to finish the painting?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: N/A
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. Juli 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798227505217
• Artikelnr.: 72379195

Autorenporträt

Pamela Turner's love for the paranormal began in elementary school, where she discovered anthologies filled with ghosts, witches, vampires, and other creatures that go bump in the night. Then there was Rod Serling's Night Gallery and that creepy doll. Fearing her Raggedy Ann doll would steal her soul, Pamela made the doll face the wall before she went to bed.

Despite this, her interest in the supernatural continued. In middle school, she penned her own tales of terror. Fellow students enjoyed them, and she dreamed of becoming a published author.

After a short stint as a freelance magazine writer, she decided to return to writing fiction.

Now she writes paranormal suspense featuring vampires, dragons, angels, and demons. Just don't expect her angels to always be good or her demons to always be evil.

Her works include The Ripper's Daughter and Exterminating Angel. She's also published short stories in anthologies and is an award-winning screenplay writer.

Many of her stories are set in Louisville, Kentucky where she lives with her daughter and herds three rescue cats. When not writing, she enjoys anime and manga, weaving, aviation, cemeteries, and abandoned buildings.