Judith P. Vaughan is the author of “The Girl Without A Past,” a children’s novel. See her website at http://judithpvaughan.com/ and her Facebook Page.

Ever since I started writing a novel involving a ghost, “Now You See Me, Now You Don’t” I have had some freaky and weird experiences at home, (eek! I just got the chills) and I really don’t know what to believe, so I have just come to the conclusion that I’m stressed out because I don’t seem to be able to finish this novel. (That’s my way of debunking the paranormal idea.)  I have to admit that the thought of what if it is real, does scares me, and it has slow down my writing of this novel significantly, because I refuse to let any ghost inside my head.  But what I have done is that I took this first hand haunting experience and ghostly insight as a spooktacular inspiration and incorporated it into my novel (if life gives you lemons, hey just make lemonade, right?).   Now, I can really say I have a ghost story to tell, and there was no need for me to do the research.

How about you, do you have any ghost stories to tell or is it all in your head?

The Girl Without A Past

A Children’s Novel by Judith P. Vaughan

After being lured into a devious trap, eleven years old twins, Samantha and Alex Covington find themselves transported to a parallel world. They appear in the middle of the forest, a dangerous place were Minotaurs and Trolls roam freely. There they discover that they are not the only victims when they are rescued by Lilly, a girl whose life clock has stopped and all of her past memories erased. They are about to have a mystery on their hands, a mystery that is related to their kidnapping. The clock is ticking —Samantha and Alex must hurry and find a way to get back home before their kidnapper finds them first, if not they will suffer the same fate as their new friend, Lilly.

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