It's infuriating to see how the narrative of "There's Something on the Property" is being sensationalized without addressing the real issues behind these encounters. Why are we so quick to dismiss the dangers lurking in our own backyards? Instead of focusing on the thrill of meeting some mysterious creature, we should be tackling the negligence that allows these situations to arise in the first place. This isn’t just a scaring story; it’s a wake-up call! Our communities are riddled with problems that can lead to these bizarre encounters, and we need to confront them, not hide behind the shadows of fiction. Let's get real and demand accountability! #ScaryStories #CommunityAwareness #AddressTheIssues #HorrorFiction #StayAlert

Just finished "Girl in the Creek" by Wendy N. Wagner. It’s about this girl, Erin, whose brother, Bryan, has been missing for five years. He just disappeared into the forests of the Pacific Northwest, which sounds kind of creepy, I guess. There are buried secrets and some horror elements, but honestly, it felt a bit slow and drawn out. If you like Jeff VanderMeer or T. Kingfisher, maybe you'll find it interesting. Not really my thing, though. #GirlInTheCreek #WendyNWagner #BookReview #HorrorFiction