Midnight Visitors

True Stories of Black-Eyed Kids

Midnight Visitors: True Stories of Black-Eyed Kids is the sequel and companion to the unnerving Danger at Your Door: Encounters with Black-Eyed Kids. This book though is filled with nothing but people's real-life encounters with these mysterious entities. Each story is meticulously documented, presenting a series of chilling narratives that span various locations and circumstances, yet are unified by the haunting presence of these enigmatic children.

Readers are taken on a journey through a series of spine-tingling accounts that challenge the boundaries of reality. The book serves not only as a collection of ghostly tales but also as an invitation to ponder the deeper questions about the unknown and the unexplained in our world. Midnight Visitors is an intriguing read for anyone fascinated by the paranormal, unexplained mysteries, and the darker side of folklore.

Collection of Encounters with BEKs

This book is a collection of encounter stories with the BEKs. The author had written another book with an overview of her insights into what she thinks they may be. There is an introduction with background of the phenomenon. Two things are off, the 1996 Brian Bethel encounter was not the first time BEKs have appeared. They have been around a lot longer than that. Cryptozoologists like Nick Redfern have done more extensive research on the BEKs and he was written a number of more indepth books about them. Read them if you dare. The second is there are no stories about what happens afterwards. There is a book by Melissa George that tells of what happened when they were let in, search for it here on Amazon. There have also been encounters listed in books by Tom Lyons, Erik Lake, Ethan Hayes in their books about encounters in the woods. This was still a nice introduction volume of encounter tales. Narration is by virtual voice.