Babysitter Blues by James Miles
All Ashley wanted to that night was party, but at the last minute she has to babysit for the Ketchum's. All alone in the large secluded house in the woods that gives her the creeps. It's lonely and boring but then the telephone calls start a stark warning to check on the sleeping children upstairs. That is the only the beginning of Ashley's nightmare.
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The story begins like an episode of Scream, with a creepy phone call, and it leaves the Babysitter's stomach in knots. The end goes a little further than I anticipated, and that was good. The narrative doesn't stray from the beaten path, though, and the editing is really bad. Usually, I am extremely forgiving when it comes to indie authors, but when it gets to the point where the story is difficult to read, I feel compelled to mention it.