Introducing Karina Kantas
Where did the idea for the story come from?
Stone Cold is very biographical. So many of the scenes actually happened..
Give a quote from the books, one that says little but speaks volumes.
How far would I have gone? Would I have been satisfied with drawing a little blood?
Give a short summary of what the book is about.
The story is about bullying how it effects those that are bullied at school and later in life. How the action and consequence will stay with that person, for the rest of their lives. And how it doesn’t effect the Bully. The incidents are long gone from their memory.
What genre is it?
YA horror
How many pages is it?
92 on an ebook reading device.
Why do you think the readers will want to read it?
It’s an engaging read, and when you think you know what’s happening, you really don’t. Full of surprises and twist.
Where are you located?
I live on the beautiful island of Corfu, Greece
Description
‘Karina draws a thin line between FACT & FICTION.’
If being bullied through every school Billy went to wasn’t enough, being attacked in her own home just pushed her over the edge.
Now severely depressed and suicidal, Billy takes matters into her own hands and sees a counsellor. After just one session, she’s now on her way to Scotland as a volunteer to help the Professor of Edinburgh university, dig and clean up an archaeological site that has just been discovered.
Although she tries to shy away from the others, not wanting them to find a reason to dislike her, she’s soon accepted as one of them. Without realising it’s happening, she becomes closer to Shane, a motocross enthusiast who has taken her under his wing.
However, whilst working at the site, Billy comes across an unusual stone. She takes it to the Professor to be looked at, but he dismisses it as a pendant probably dropped by a hiker and so threads the stone with a black leather cord and gives it back to Billy.
Only the peace they once had, the friendships they had all formed, get tested as bodies start to pile up.
“A suspenseful short supernatural horror that kept me hooked right up to the last page – I loved the twist at the end.”
Excerpt
Still the voice called. Nothing made sense, just words strung together, and yet they were encouraging. Billy couldn’t make out whether the voice was old or young, but it was defiantly female.
Neither instructions, nor advice were ever given. Nevertheless, she felt alert and unusually happy after each occurrence.
I’m going mad. The voice is real. I’m not just hearing it; I’m feeling her as well, whoever she is.
Billy stroked the stone absentmindedly.
Karen J. Mossman 
Thid is an awesome read!!
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