Lynton and the Ghosts at the Mansion on Balete Drive

Lynton Vinas, renowned demon fighter, comes up against two ghosts that are determined to capture the souls of two innocent children. Hired by a newspaper to ferret out the truth about strange occurrences at an eerie old mansion, this time Lynton must summon all her courage to face off against the most determined demons she has ever encountered. This is more than a ghost story, it is a psychological tour-de-force that builds slowly and methodically into a hair-raising thriller that will keep you turning pages with a fury. Wayne Frye introduces a more vulnerable Lynton Vinas, whom we see gradually unravel under psychological terror perpetrated by two sinister ghosts that know absolutely no boundaries to their evil. She is virtually alone in her determination to battle these forces of heinous malevolence that are ominously in search of children’s souls. One newspaper critic called Wayne Frye, The obscure Canadian writer who wields the bloody sword tip of the macabre and stabs it right into the heart of each reader who wants to be enthralled, captivated and immersed in remarkable journeys that titillate and tantalize with unrestrained terror.