Bellamy's Curse: An American Folklore Tale
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 17 2020
Pages: 102
Weight: 0.26
Height: 0.24 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Two brothers learn quickly that some legends are true and the domino effect begins...
Brothers Richard and Benny Bellamy have moved into a place that once belonged to their ancestor. Upset over the loss of their father, they're eager to learn more about Bellamy's Bridge and the legends that come with it. Their mother, Arabelle Bellamy, warns them not to go near the bridge, but boys will be boys.
When the youngsters vanish, Arabelle becomes distraught and angry, knowing she lost her boys forever. For ten years, she mourns her sons, until she discovers they have decided to rebuild the bridge. Not long after, they find the bridge on fire and the burned body of Arabelle Bellamy.
Since then, mysterious things become commonplace and fatal accidents are a constant. None feel safe with the curse of Bellamy's Bridge. Will anyone survive to tell the tale?
This fictional story is based on the legend of Bellamy's Bridge. If you like folklore, spooky tales, and unusual mysteries then this book is for you!
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