Wolf Lake's Missing Children

Wolf Lake's Missing Children

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A pattern has unfolded in the small town of Wolf Lake. Every week, a child goes missing, and a child returns, unharmed. It's happened nonstop for several weeks. No one knows what to do or how to stop it. Except Mikey. He feels something is up. He lived through the experience and nothing added up. 'Why go through the trouble of kidnapping a kid, only to let them go after a week?' Something bigger is happening in the town and he wants to find out. *This is a fictional story. Any names, places or themes similar to real life are mere coincidences.*
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Micheal and William are two young boys who live in a town where nothing happens. No murders, no kidnapping. Nobody goes missing and nothing newsworthy or that anybody outside the town knows what's going on. Marissa is fresh out of high school and new to the town, looking for a quiet place to open her library. But when people start disappearing, it looks as if Marissa's to blame. Nobody believes her when she says she has nothing to do with it. Some say the library is haunted, others say it's some supernatural thing, others believe that James killed his family and then took his own life. But the truth lies in the books and in the walls...can they find it? Set in 1921 TRIGGERS - Murder - Scuicide - Swearing - Assult For those who have not read the tale of the Juniper Tree by the brothers Grimm, I suggest you read it now because it will come in handy to know for this story. https://www.theguardian.com/books/2009/oct/10/fairytales-juniper-tree

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