She cradles her infant with guardian arms as her stone-cold bare feet chase her lover down 22nd street pass the Manhattan Casino. He runs because he does not want the obligation of raising a child. Her copper hair is sliced short from depression. Her slinky ox-blood dress falls beneath her feet causing her to stumble a few times. Her child bellows petrified by the screech of the near by train. She faces death. Fifty years have passed and a small town remains cursed by the tragic death of a young woman. Unsolved murders keep the members in doors. Is this town haunted? Will the members ever find the murderer? Will the town’s new lovers survive this horrific reality? This romantic comedic horrific twist will hold your fingers hostage as you turn each page. Growing up in St. Petersburg Florida as a child the author, Swiyyah Woodard, was horrified by tales of a woman and her child being hit by a train and appearing often as a ghost. Horror on 22nd Street tells the fictional tale of what the author believed to be true as a child.