Biddle's is hiding something sinister. The manager is putting on an act. Pretending that people don't go missing there. Pretending that there isn't a grotesque monster in the dumpster. She denies it all in the face of the public.

Casey, the newly hired cashier, knows snooping around is rude, but she soon learns that if she doesn't, she could become a part of Biddle's Burgers forever.

As monsters torment Casey and the manager tries to make her an accomplice in the restaurant's twisted crimes, Casey finds clues as to what's really happening at Biddle's. However, the manager intends on keeping Biddle's secrets secret, even if it means "firing" an employee.

This story is a surreal and uncanny work. Silly and odd things are taken seriously to produce a humorous effect. Please enjoy.

Hello,

I would love to get feedback on a picture book that I have written called "Two Homes on the Rainbow"

Harper is sad their parents are getting a divorce, and can see their mom and dad are unhappy too every time they have to go from one house to the other. Although Harper is sad and confused, they are never lonely because they always have their favourite stuffed animal with them, their bird Ray. One night, Harper wishes to the big, bright moon for a rainbow to connect their two houses so that their parents won’t be sad anymore. To Harper’s surprise, Ray transforms into a real bird and Ray and Harper begin building their rainbow. But rainbow building is hard work—will they be able to finish the rainbow before the night is over to help their parents find their way forward?