The Legend of the Lady in the Lake
A Littleroot Mystery
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Terry holds up a hand to stop Casey from speaking. fiLet me stop you right there,fl he interrupts. fiYou talked to that stupid reporter? THAT™S your argument?fl fiI didn™t. Allison did, but that™s not the point. What she told me was–fl fiI don™t want to hear about Allison™s conversation with that nosey and annoying sad excuse for a journalist. She made my life miserable, and she got fired for it, so she is not exactly a reliable source of information right now.fl Terry starts to put his hand down, but then Casey starts to speak, prompting him to put his hand back up. fiRead my lips, Casey,fl he said. fiI–am–NOT–getting involved in this ridiculous Lake investigation. End of story.fl Casey can feel her eyes begin to fill up with tears, but she tries to fight them back as hard as she can when she screams fiGo to hell, Terry Welling!fl
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About the Book
It has been three months since Terry Welling and his friends investigated the legend at Dr. Kaminko's house, and life in Littleroot, Maine has finally returned to normal. Or at least it started to. When the police find a body at Littleroot Lake, a reporter is convinced there is a connection between it and what happened at Dr. Kaminko's house. She believes the death and the others that follow are being caused by another local legend, the Lady in the Lake. But that's impossible...or is it?
About the Author
J.M. Sewall has had a love of reading and telling stories from a young age. In 2016, he wrote and published his first book "The Legend of Dr. Kaminko". He lives in a small town in Maine with his dog Ziva.