The Bus Stop Spectre

Willow Creek is a town that clings to ＂predictable routines,＂ but fifteen-year-old Quincy has always lived in the periphery . His solitary world is shattered at the Elm Street bus stop when he encounters a ＂hunched, rigid silhouette＂ that seems to absorb the very light around it. Beside the figure sits a child’s lunchbox oozing a ＂dark, viscous liquid＂ with a sickening metallic scent. What starts as a hunt for a restless spirit leads Quincy to the ＂tragic testament＂ of a missing scientist and a secret that the town’s ＂understated charm＂ has worked for decades to bury.