As the silver coin spun rapidly through the air, Fr. John watched with bated breath.
Head’s or tail’s to decide his fate.
The coin slows.
Stops.
Falls.
The devil fires out a horrid Continue reading Army Of Evil by Sara Knight
As the silver coin spun rapidly through the air, Fr. John watched with bated breath.
Head’s or tail’s to decide his fate.
The coin slows.
Stops.
Falls.
The devil fires out a horrid Continue reading Army Of Evil by Sara Knight
The first time I laid eyes on her; I had just robbed a liquor store and gunned down two people in cold blood. As I trotted out the front door, I had a wad of twenties in my hand, and a smoldering .38 stuck into my belt, and there she was, leaning against the trunk of my new Lexus puffing on a cigarette like a prom queen on meth.
We stood in Ned the Butcher’s shop, Boon and me. Together
The news was everywhere about the strange, luminous phenomenon that had filled the night skies for the past couple of nights. Different colored rays streaked a rainbow show for the townspeople to view. It kept many folk up late, wondering what marvelous creations of light had invaded their tiny community.
Tub didn’t make it clear at first. He didn’t want to make it clear. He wanted to make someone else notice, which in turn would help take some of the blame off him. “Oh no,” he said to himself, sitting on the couch, the gashes rested directly on his forehead. “Oh no,” he repeated again, over and over, while the music played.