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    Bible Camp 2
    Bible Camp 2
    Bible Camp 2
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    Bible Camp 2

    By Ty Johnston

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    Sheriff Dean Johnson is called back early from vacation after nearly a half dozen young people are savagely murdered in a camp in his county. With his deputy and the state police lending a hand, the sheriff heads off into the woods in search of a killer.

    Soon the band of law enforcement officers finds what they believe is a trail, and it heads down into a long-abandoned mine. Is the murderer below waiting for them? The only way to find out is to delve into the depths where memories of a nearly-forgotten tragedy continue to stir vengeance in a killer’s heart.

    (an Eight Hour Fiction Challenge story)

    Full series:
    Bible Camp
    Bible Camp 2
    Bible Camp 3
    Bible Camp 4
    Bible Camp 5
    Bible Camp: The Collection

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTy Johnston
    Release dateAug 17, 2015
    ISBN9781310776571
    Bible Camp 2
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    Ty Johnston

    Originally from Kentucky, Ty Johnston is a former newspaper journalist. He lives in North Carolina with loving memories of his late wife.Blog: tyjohnston.blogspot.com

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      Bible Camp 2 - Ty Johnston

      Sheriff Dean Johnson is called back early from vacation after nearly a half dozen young people are savagely murdered in a camp in his county. With his deputy and the state police lending a hand, the sheriff heads off into the woods in search of a killer.

      Soon the band of law enforcement officers finds what they believe is a trail, and it heads down into a long-abandoned mine. Is the murderer below waiting for them? The only way to find out is to delve into the depths where memories of a nearly-forgotten tragedy continue to stir vengeance in a killer’s heart.

      This is a direct sequel to the short story, Bible Camp.

      Bible Camp 2

      a short story of horror

      an Eight Hour Fiction Challenge story

      by Ty Johnston

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      The blue and red lights gave off an eerie, blinking glow to the small town of Coal Dust. The lights themselves were not necessarily strange, but their numbers were unusual for the town, and odder still was the silence. There were no sirens, no screeching tires, no engines racing.

      At least Dean found the scene strange as he pulled his truck into the hospital lot and parked near the emergency room. Twenty years of experience in law enforcement had shown him plenty, but never before had he experienced so many official vehicles and ambulances in one place, all with their lights revolving over and over, but none of the sirens blaring. Even more unsettling than the quiet was the lack of activity. All these vehicles, but there was not a face to be seen in the parking lot.

      Climbing out of his pick-up, he thrust the keys into the pocket of his jeans, all the while wishing he were carrying his service revolver. Just in case. At least there was the shotgun hanging in the window of the truck.

      Sheriff.

      Dean closed the truck’s door and turned to the voice.

      Ron, he said to the young deputy in uniform approaching from the open glass doors of the emergency room.

      Ron Gantry rounded the front of the vehicle and came to a stop. Now that he was up close, Dean could see the man was visibly upset. There were no tears, but it was obvious the young deputy was shaken.

      Is it that bad? the sheriff asked.

      The deputy’s voice was low, as if he feared who might be listening. We’ve got four dead.

      Four? Dean said. Dispatch told me there were six.

      Ron shook his head. The girl has been telling us there were six, but we’ve only found four so far.

      All of ’em college students?

      Ron nodded. One of the girls is still missing. Our witness tells us she’s dead. And the caretaker is supposedly dead, too.

      This time the sheriff nodded and motioned towards the hospital. Yeah, dispatch filled me in on all the details. Why don’t we go inside and get some coffee?

      They headed that direction, but as they neared the glass doors the deputy stopped and looked to the sheriff.

      "I’m glad you’re

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