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The Cry of The Beast

By: A. B. King
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 NOTE : Previously published under the title 'THE FATHOMLESS POOLS' Revised Oct 2014 .....Hugh Beaumont is a happily married and highly successful Lay-Hypnotherapist who meets the most beautiful young woman patient he has ever encountered, Mary Angela Sharman, who exerts an almost mesmeric effect upon him without even seeming to try. But the mysterious patient is not all that she seems, and he is drawn into a world of mystery, unsolvable paradoxes and murder. As he seeks to unravel the enigma of Mary Sharman he is forced to accept that she has guilty knowledge of a series of brutal murders, and then the killer comes stalking him and his family as he fights to understand what is happening. But is the killer even human? The suspicion grows that the murderer and the mysterious patient are linked, and that neither are ‘human’ in the true sense of the word. In a final culmination of growing horror he comes face to face with death when he gazes into the eyes of the devil. Only one person can save him, and that one person isn’t even real. Or is she?..... Extract .......”Listen,” Sarah exclaimed as I straightened my back from the effort, “Oh God, it’s on the stairs! It’s coming after us!” I could hear the ominous creaking as something incredibly heavy made its way up the stairway, and the hairs stood up on my head in horror as I realised that whatever had broken into our home was still intent on getting to us. I am ashamed to confess that my brain was seizing up at the prospect of facing the horror I imagined was now approaching. I knew that I should be doing something, anything, but I was simply numb with the enormity of it all. I held Sarah close to me, and presently I heard the deep rasping breath of whatever it was on the far side of the door. There were a few moments agonising silence, then a sound like a garden rake being drawn down across the panel of the door caused Sarah to gasp in horror as she clung desperately to me. Something beyond human understanding was trying to claw its way in! Instinctively we edged our way across to the window. I don’t quite know what we planned to do; we just wanted to get as far away as possible from the terror that was there on the far side of the door. Twice we heard this terrible raking sound, mixed with stertorous breathing, and then there was a sudden tremendous crash as the thing hurled itself against the stout woodwork.... Crime Horror Murder Mystery Traditional Detectives Scary
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