R W Van Sant

Teller's Cove R W Van Sant

"Teller's Cove is a horror through and through. It's got suspense, shocks, blood, death, and an underlying feeling of unease and tension."- Bit'N Book Promoters Jerry Lujan is having the worst semester of his life. He's failing his classes and the grandmother died. and his only living blood relative, his older brother Ted, disappeared after her funeral. Jerry hasn't heard from him in months. He is almost ready to give up. Then a phone call changes everything. Ted has been living in California, bought a beach house, and wants him to come out for Spring Break. Jerry arrives to discover that he and his brother are the inheritors the old Teller House; a dilapidated old house sitting on a cliff that overlooks a desolate cove. At the bottom of the cover, however, his ancestor's ship hides the secret to a lost family treasure. Jerry soon learns that the cove is hiding more than just treasure. In order to claim their birthright, the brothers must face the secret of their parents' deaths, and the horrifying truth that forced their grandmother to abandon her estate and flee to a life of poverty in the deserts of New Mexico. Jerry and Ted have a week to learn to scuba dive to retrieve a golden treasure spoken of in a captain's old logbook. The logbook, however, also speaks of something else lingering in the cove in the cove. Something ancient and evil may that may have been stalking his family for over a century.