A seventeen year old girl named Kira Bonal has a friend group that included Julia Ginip, Sammi Durew, Ryan Seril, and Rachel Seril. Kira had started to see things, dark things. They were dark figures that would pull themselves out from items or walk out of dark corners and shadows. Her parents always ignored her when she jumped or said she saw something. They'd tell her it was just a hallucination and to drink water. But her friends started to see them too. Kira had many panic attacks so she went to the hospital with her friends. She died in that hospital. But she didn't just die, her monitor blinked something in Morse code. Could that be a sign? Or are her friends about to get themselves killed? Find out in Stuck Halfway Dead. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any form whatsoever without written permission except in the case of brief quotations in critical articles or reviews. If you are looking for advice, the advice and opinions contained in this book do not always reflect the author's opinion and may not be suitable for your situation.

Vanessa Sancier has been seeing dark things since she could remember. She feels as if she's being hunted by her own mind. She jumped from therapist to therapist, but they all called it truama related. They called these dark things demons. When she gains some crucial and scary knowledge from her present therapist, she asks her friend group of six (including herself) to runaway with her. Through their journey, they start to realize that her demons aren't figures of her imagination and their chance of being friends may have just been for a reason. Will this group of six survive in the outdoors? What happens with Vanessa's demons? Are they being hunted..? All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any form whatsoever without written permission except in the case of brief quotations in critical articles or reviews. If you are looking for advice, the advice and opinions contained in this book do not always reflect the author's opinion and may not be suitable for your situation.