Have you ever wondered what people who live in small towns do? At first glance, Watering Hole is a quaint little settlement like most in Middle America. A single main street runs through it. There are a handful of well-kept older houses and lawns, friendly neighbors (folks who are always willing to help their neighbor in need), and kids that say, "Yes, ma'am," "No, ma'am," and "Yes, sir," "No, sir." But something isn't quite as it seems on the surface. Something is really quite different and not so quaint about Watering Hole. What is lurking below the surface? Come along with the author as she spins her nightmare into the world

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