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Tag: Suspense

The Eternal Ride Of Brom Bones

Posted on March 27, 2023

by Michael Kingswood The sun was still shining when Brom emerged from his lair, wherever that was.  The brightness of it flared across his vision, whiting the world out and rendering him able to perceive only the faintest of shadows as he took halting steps forward. Vague shapes—the trunks of trees, he thought—loomed all around,…

Abe’s Liquors

Posted on October 24, 2022October 24, 2022

by Michael Kingswood Betty sniffed back tears and wiped the back of her right hand across the bottom of her nose.  It had gone runny from crying so hard. She squinted into the early evening darkness, her left hand flexing on the scarred and fading brown leather that wrapped the steering wheel of her Camry,…

A Man of Faith

Posted on October 17, 2022October 24, 2022

by Michael Kingswood The shriek that left the girl’s mouth was guttural, profane, and inhuman.  A roar from the Pit of Hell itself, something that her vocal cords could never have produced on their own. Joseph knew the sound well; he had been evoking it from demons for years. The girl was fifteen, wearing a…

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