The Edgemont Boys: The Ghost House on Wickham Ave

Camping out with your best friends and seeking adventure of a club-member challenge can be something you will never forgethaving a choice of being part of the group that takes on the challenge head on and going through the rest of your life not being called a chicken. A total breakdown of the entry in a house that is haunted turns out to be a big mistake. What the club members go through that night can never be talked about and will haunt them for the rest of their lives. You can only get help and support while growing up with friends that you can turn to and talk to about What just happened, did I just see a ghost?

Douglas R. Bryant is a retired employee of forty-five years in the paper industry. He enjoys a good mystery novel and books of fiction. He loves animated films and a good love story. Films that give true charter have inspired him to write his books, The Edgemont Boys: The Bike, The Circus and The Ghost House on Wickham Ave. that captures the 50s and 60s. The Edgemont Boys: The Ghost House on Wickham Ave. tells about the boys entering the house that has been known as being haunted and must not be entered by anyone. His forth book The Championship Marble Game of the year; will be the biggest battle between all the club members, and a must to complete before school starts. Each book delivers a story in the life of The Edgemont Boys going through good times growing up. He and his wife, Linda lives in the South, with the slow lifestyle, hot days and memories of the past. With the help and drive from his wife, of the many stories he has to share, it keeps him ready to start another book.