Patrick James
Sunday, November 9, 2014
The Doctor's Inn Story Description.
Some say that Niagara On The Lake in the Province of Ontario is the prettiest town in all of Canada, while others say it is the most haunted. Trevor Long has known the natural beauty of the area for almost all his life, but now he is about to experience the darker side of the town. On a hot summer's day, he is confronted by a woman in front of one of the oldest B&B's in town. A woman that nobody else seems to be able to see. She tells him that her name is Cat Stafford and that she was murdered inside the old house, currently known as The Doctor's Inn. She claims she was murdered by the owner and his wife and asks for Trevor's help avenging her death. Cat tells Trevor that she was a guest at the B&B and that she had made the mistake of telling the owner that nobody knew she was there. She says that she was held captive for months and that she was tortured relentlessly by the sick couple. Trevor explains to her that he has two problems. One, he doesn't know if she is real or not because recently he has been diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic and often sees things that aren't really there and two, the man that she claims killed her is the psychiatrist that diagnosed him. A man that he sees for therapy sessions at least once a week. Desperate to get Trevor to go to the police, Cat does the only thing she can do to prove she is telling the truth. She tells him to go into the basement and look around for himself. She promises that her body is still there, along with the skeletal remains of dozens of other victims. Trevor agrees to look in the basement the first chance he gets, but not before the ghost offers him one piece of advice. "Don't get caught."
Sunday, June 30, 2013
Sneak Preview of Muskoka Monster
Officer Speers put her
hands in the water and braced herself for the big body that was coming towards her.
Her hands went numb immediately. She screamed, trying to work through the pain,
and waited for the weight to hit her. She thought she was prepared for it, but
she wasn't. The force of the collision knocked her off her feet. She grabbed a
hold of the man and did not let go, even when her head went underwater. She
lost her footing twice and fell pretty hard, but she refused to let go of the
man. She took a deep breath when she got to the edge of the river and pulled
him out of the water. She got him far enough from the edge of the river and
then collapsed.
The wind was blasting
down from the north even harder now. Kris was cold and absolutely exhausted.
She didn't want to move, but she knew that she had to. The man was not
breathing and his skin was turning blue. She knew she had to perform mouth to
mouth resuscitation, or this guy was going to die.
She worked on him for
over a minute, rotating between blowing into his mouth and pounding on his
chest, and he was not responding. She started wondering if it was too late to
save the man. She could hear sirens coming towards her. It sounded like they
were a minute, or two away. Kris decided she would keep giving the man mouth to
mouth until back up arrived and if he wasn't conscious she would step aside and
let the paramedics take over.
"Come on!"
Kris screamed out in frustration.
She slapped the man as
hard as she could on the chest. He coughed and spit up some water. Kris stopped
and looked down at the man. He stared at her for a moment, with a confused look
on his face and then closed his eyes. Kris relaxed for a moment, trying to
regulate her own breathing, when the man opened his eyes and grabbed for her
gun. Kris grabbed the man's hand as he attempted to pull her service revolver
from its holster. She just couldn't believe it! Here she was, putting her own
ass on the line to save this guy and now he is trying to kill her.
"Let go!"
Kris said, as she slapped the man across the face. "I'm trying to help
you, asshole!"
"No," the man
said. "Kill me, now! Please, I beg you."
"I'm not going to
kill you," Kris yelled. "And you sure as hell aren't going to kill
me."
"I don't want to
harm you," the man said. "I just want to die, I have to die before
tomorrow night."
"Why?"
"Because there is
a full moon tomorrow night."
"So what?" Kris asked. "Does
that mean you are going to turn into a werewolf?"Monday, July 2, 2012
Sneak Preview of The Stalker Tells All
I
had been following her for three days when she finally led me right to her
house. I was right behind her for ten minutes and she hadn't even noticed me.
In my mind I had given her the name Sexy Girl, but I probably should have named
her Blind Bitch, or Stupid Skank. Women
like her deserved to be stalked. I watched as she pulled her car into the
private driveway of the rural property.
It
was the middle of the day, so I kept driving after making a mental note of the
address and the surrounding area. I didn't see any other vehicles in front of
the house. It would be easier if she lived alone, but either way I was coming
back when it got dark.
The
house looked like it sat on around five acres of property, just on the
outskirts of Uxbridge, Ontario. It appeared to be a log cabin style home, with
a metal roof made of red shingles. Weird that a woman in her late twenties
would be living on a property like that, especially all by herself. I figured
that God must have been looking out for me.
"We're
going to have some fun tonight, Sexy Girl," I said to myself. "Well,
at least I am."
I
called her Sexy Girl because I didn't know her real name. Don't get it wrong,
though, I knew her. I knew her type. Skating through life on her good looks,
not giving a damn about anybody else, thinking that being pretty is the most
important thing that a person could do in life. What pissed me off the most was
her I am better than you attitude.
"You
aren't the only one that can do whatever you want, Sexy Girl. Tonight, I'll do
whatever I want and you will beg me for mercy."
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Friday, June 22, 2012
Sneak Preview of The Preacher Man
David Collins had no idea where he
was, or how he had gotten there. He woke up in a dark room staring up at a
ceiling that he did not recognize. His entire body ached, like he had been hit
by a truck or something. Maybe he had been, for all he knew. He tried to sit
up. His body would not cooperate. His heart raced as a panicked feeling shot
through his body. He wondered if he might actually be paralyzed.
He
tried to scream out for help, but no words would come. He closed his eyes and
tried to calm down. This wasn't real, he told himself, it couldn't be. He was
probably just having a bad dream, that was the only explanation that made
sense. How could he be in some room and not have any idea of how he got there?
In the old days when he was drinking and doing some pretty hardcore drugs it
was a fairly regular occurrence, but not these days. He had been clean and
sober for almost five years now and had even gone out and found a job. Sure, it
was a shitty job with shitty pay, but at least it was honest work.
David
opened his eyes again and waited until his vision adjusted to the dark. He
looked around the room, finally able to move his head a bit. He was on a wooden
floor and it was cold. It looked like he was in a work shed of some sort. He
needed to see more, so he took a deep breath and used all the strength he could
muster to pull himself up. It wasn't easy, but he managed to get himself
propped up against the wall. He closed his eyes, feeling nauseous, he took some
more deep breaths.
In
a minute or two he felt better. He looked around the room again. Yes, he was
definitely in a work shed of some sort. It was completely empty except for a
large metal table in the middle of the room. Using the wall for support, he
pulled himself to his feet and looked across the room. He was not prepared for
what he saw lying on top of the table. Dumbfounded, he stared in silence for
over a minute, hoping that he wasn't really seeing what he was really seeing.
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