The Buck Stops Here
Abigail Laine is comfortable being the sheriff of Rockbridge, Ohio. She only conducts a few traffic stops a week, has minimal paperwork, and cruises the town’s mostly vacant streets. This leaves her plenty of time to read and keep her living space and work area orderly. But when Caleb Welsh gets murdered on his way home late one Friday night, she’s forced to blow the dust off her badge and find the killer. With the help of Rockbridge’s finest civilians, Laine must draw a line in the salt lick and assure that The Buck Stops Here. All proceeds benefit the World Wildlife Fund.
In the blue-collar town of Woodrow, Ohio, Aiden Baker dreams of a better home life. After an alleged family friend, an elderly man named Grady Hodgson, fosters the boy over a weekend while his father recovers from an injury, Aiden hopes Grady is the adult he has longed for, not the occultist he characterizes.
After all, Grady finds Aiden’s runaway pet Terrier, Scout, and provides the boy with clothes that fit him. He even cuts his hair. Although Aiden notices a striking resemblance to Grady’s deceased grandson in a photograph after the trim, he feels indebted to the man plagued with fickle arthritis, so he ignores the coincidence and his peculiar obsession with empty jars.
But on the eve before Aiden is to return home, something near the woodshed alerts Scout. Grady admonishes Aiden to stay put while he investigates the noise. Aiden disobeys the order and steals a glance through the kitchen window anyway and discovers Grady has been hiding something inside the wood shed.
Aiden must choose between new and old family in this cosmic horror tale inspired by Ohio’s own urban legend Hell’s Ravine if he wants the home life he so desires.
Autumn Dark
When Alan Decker returns to the small town he and his sister grew up in, he realizes the parts people play haven’t changed, only the players. A new preacher arrives, supernatural events occur, and no one is sure who’s responsible. Alan attempts to steer clear of the happenings but is forced to involve himself when his sister goes missing. Afraid she may have fallen into old bad habits, Alan searches for her and falls deeper into a world he has never believed in.
A Looking in View
Take a look inside a world of the fantastic, strange, and macabre: ~Lillian witnesses the death of her undead mother… ~A hitman has one last favor to pay… ~Frustrated with his mother’s boyfriend, ten-year-old Nathan runs away from home in an attempt for a better life… ~A nursing home has a strange visitor with more to offer than battered paperbacks for the residents… Comprised of thirteen eerie, mysterious tales, A Looking in View is the first collection by author Sean Seebach and features a bonus novella, Blue Collar Diesel, where a man searches for manual labor in an attempt to win his fiancé back, but finds something much darker within himself.
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