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The Creatures of Creekside
Paperback
Series: Otherworldly Emergence
ISBN13: 9781763888784
Publisher: Bushland Castle Productions
Published: Aug 27 2026
Pages: 164
Weight: 0.37
Height: 0.38 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
A college student returns home for summer break, an unlikely friendship is forged and a community must be saved from a shapeshifting apocalypse.
When Charlie Baker returns to his hometown of Creekside, Maine from college, it isn't quite what he expected. An otherworldly invasion of Shapeshifters has put the entire town at risk, but one Shifter, Darious, is willing to help. The air grows thick with tension as the pair of them must work together with the ever-conflicting townsfolk of Creekside in order to discover the true reason behind the Shapeshifters' attacks.
As their behavior is closely examined, it becomes more and more apparent that their hostility and behavior is not their own. While winding through mortal peril, Charlie must learn the sanctity of community and teamwork to keep Creekside and its people safe.
Can the divisive people of this rural town come together and end the invasion, or will the town be ravaged by creatures from another world?
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