| Author: | L M Boelz | ISBN: | 9781497706552 |
| Publisher: | L M Boelz | Publication: | August 10, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | L M Boelz |
| ISBN: | 9781497706552 |
| Publisher: | L M Boelz |
| Publication: | August 10, 2012 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
After receiving a mysterious message Gerard is left with more questions than answers concerning the wellbeing of his friend. Gerard could not see any reason for staying where he was, as yet another leak letting the dismal storm outside drip relentlessly on the floor next to him. Just another reminder of how unfair life has been for him. Gerard hopes he is not setting off on what he fears to be more of a rescue mission than a visit.
Gerard's concern over the welfare of his friend continues to grow, when on his arrival he is nowhere to be found. There is no trace of his friend only a journal talking of unspeakable terrors and creatures scratching at his window at night. The journal goes on to speak of mysterious phantoms he fears mean to kill him in revenge for a heinous crime he alludes to.
During his search near the bogs, Gerard finds himself caught up in a nightmare scene. Gerard stares in disbelief at a great winged creature. Is this a dream brought on by the entries in the journal? Gerard is not sure he wants to find out.
After receiving a mysterious message Gerard is left with more questions than answers concerning the wellbeing of his friend. Gerard could not see any reason for staying where he was, as yet another leak letting the dismal storm outside drip relentlessly on the floor next to him. Just another reminder of how unfair life has been for him. Gerard hopes he is not setting off on what he fears to be more of a rescue mission than a visit.
Gerard's concern over the welfare of his friend continues to grow, when on his arrival he is nowhere to be found. There is no trace of his friend only a journal talking of unspeakable terrors and creatures scratching at his window at night. The journal goes on to speak of mysterious phantoms he fears mean to kill him in revenge for a heinous crime he alludes to.
During his search near the bogs, Gerard finds himself caught up in a nightmare scene. Gerard stares in disbelief at a great winged creature. Is this a dream brought on by the entries in the journal? Gerard is not sure he wants to find out.
