Little Demon Creek II

Continuing from Little Demon Creek I: Clarence is an online gamer whose dreams are coming true. The roughout of his game, Nemerteah's World, has just made him a multimillionaire, and after years of loneliness, he might be falling in love. But the clock is ticking: The mysterious Silverman plans to sacrifice a young woman at the next cult ceremony high in the mountains of southern Idaho. Can Clare, Greg and Tommy find her before it's too late? And Galen, Clare's avatar from Nemerteah's World, is riding the lonely hills, is also searching for her. Has Galen really crossed into Clare's world, or is he an illusion? In the meantime, the cult's acolyte is stalking Clare and the boys with deadly intent. Meshak has murdered before and will murder again.

Continuing from Little Demon Creek I: Clarence is an online gamer whose dreams are coming true. The roughout of his game, Nemerteah's World, has just made him a multimillionaire, and after years of loneliness, he might be falling in love. But the clock is ticking: The mysterious Silverman plans to sacrifice a young woman at the next cult ceremony high in the mountains of southern Idaho. Can Clare, Greg and Tommy find her before it's too late? And Galen, Clare's avatar from Nemerteah's World, is riding the lonely hills, is also searching for her. Has Galen really crossed into Clare's world, or is he an illusion? In the meantime, the cult's acolyte is stalking Clare and the boys with deadly intent. Meshak has murdered before and will murder again.

Dana Stewart Quinney grew up in Ketchum, Idaho, and learned to flyfish, ride, and shoot as a child. Fascinated with the plants and animals of the mountains, she became an outdoor biologist, working as a conservationist in the Idaho high desert with special emphasis on small mammals and rare plants, and also teaching college students on field study expeditions to some of the wild places of the world. Dana discovered a species new to science, published many scientific studies, and was the US National Guard Conservationist of the Year in 2011. To Dana, everything is a story: why her grandpa shot a Hash Knife man in 1909 and what happens on the day of the spiders, how fireflies behave in the rainforest, how to raise baby pack rats, and what happened the time the Collies ate the cement. She is the author of many scientific publications, the young adult Scavenger Series, the Little Demon Creek Series, and her autobiography, Wildflower Girl. Dana lives in Idaho with her husband and Shelties.