Pandora Reborn

by John Coon

Overview

A buried chest is unearthed. A malevolent witch returns. Can Ron Olson stop her before she destroys him and Deer Falls?

Ron did not sign up for battling an ancient evil. He is a reluctant newcomer to the small Colorado town. Adjusting to Deer Falls is already difficult for Ron who just wants to play soccer, but has been torn away from his father, his friends, and his old life back in Denver.

But Deer Falls is more than a sleepy farm town. It is also a hub for supernatural activity. Ron learns this firsthand when a mysterious witch is freed from an unearthed chest that once imprisoned her. This ancient and powerful evil descends upon the town a second time after a 55-year absence.

No one is safe from her wrath as unexplained deaths and disappearances increase. Now Ron and his new friends are targeted as she conjures up terror in Deer Falls a second time. Can they discover the key to defeating this ancient evil before joining others in falling at her hand?

Pandora Reborn is John Coon's debut novel. If you love relentlessly suspenseful horror stories, then this small-town horror tale will keep you turning the pages.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940161994351
Publisher:	John Coon
Publication date:	06/25/2018
Series:	Deer Falls , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	426,583
File size:	12 MB
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About the Author

From the time he started typing up stories on an old typewriter in his parents’ house at age 12; John Coon has possessed a passion for writing. John has spent more than 15 years working as a journalist for multiple publications and websites nationwide. He is currently a sports reporter for the Associated Press.

John resides in Sandy, Utah. For news on past, present, and future stories, visit his official author page (johncoon.net). Subscribe to his newsletter, Strange New Worlds (johncoon.net/subscribe) for original stories, poems, and articles each week.

Editorial Reviews

"In terms of atmosphere and suspense ... it is effective. Since the reader knows more than the characters, you end up with those classic "don't go in there!" moments. ... This is where the book really shines as a horror novel."

https://laurasbooksandblogs.com/review-pandora-reborn-john-coon/