Once Upon A Midnight Eerie: Book #2 (Misadventures Of Edgar/Allan) - Plot & Excerpts
NEITHER the Poe nor the Dickinson twins were of any mind to go to sleep when they got back to the Pepper Tree Inn. Actually, they weren’t sure they’d ever sleep again. So they crept through the silent, three a.m. lobby, careful not to wake the snoring front desk clerk, who reclined in his chair with a thick biography of George Washington Carver open on his chest. With Roderick at their heels, the four slipped up the carpeted stairway, past the third floor, to the roof, which was accessible through a heavy metal door. They stumbled outside into the moonlight. The view was beautiful. To the south, the shimmering Mississippi River twisted toward the sea, and to the north the moon illuminated lacy clouds that by morning would be dew on the wrought-iron handrails and ornaments of the French Quarter. But neither Poes nor Dickinsons noted the view. Instead, they stood facing each other, their expressions similarly composed of fifty percent wonder and fifty percent dismay.
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