TELL THE KIDS I LOVE THEM

About the Book

People who dwell in small towns generally feel safer than those who reside in big cities, when it comes to threats of terror. They don't pay much attention to what's going on in the outside world; it just doesn't affect them. Often times, they don't even lock their doors at night.

What people don't realize is that terror often seeks the most unsuspecting of places to spawn like Sulfur Springs. The folks there, at first, didn't take too much notice when the new people started moving in. The Mayor of the small town was encouraging, so everything seemed all right.

What would soon transpire was more frightening than anyone in the town could possibly have ever imagined. Sulfur Springs was soon to become a nesting place for absolute evil.

About the Author

Donald Cardinal lives in Bartlett, Illinois with his wife and two children. He is a graduate of Loyola University of Chicago and holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in English.