Deadly Illusions: The real trick is staying alive... When Melinda Sloan’s dream of becoming a professional illusionist comes true, she’s headed for the bigtime—maybe even Vegas. But when a dangerous illusion goes wrong, killing her assistant and closest friend, Celine, Melinda’s dream turns in
13 Sessions: A Friday the 13th Story
✍ Scribed by Christopher Farris
- Book ID
- 110595323
- Publisher
- Ozark Gothic Publishing
- Year
- 2022
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 109 KB
- Series
- A Friday the 13th Story
- Category
- Fiction
- ASIN
- B09V8CQC75
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
✦ Synopsis
Father Dragos Tepesch, asylum administrator, does not fit Dr. David Montaine’s expectations. His new employer is too religious, too old world, too—too, he can’t quite put his finger on it. Frightening, maybe? It doesn’t make sense. The priest is old and frail, his voice kindly. It’s his eyes, David thinks, something in his eyes. Hunger, maybe?
The Wallachian asylum is hopelessly behind the times. His wife, Sally, seems to have left him and, more troubling, his mind is playing tricks on him. Still, this new job is far better than the old. The authorities no longer hound him. The booze is free. He has a whole new practice to build, lunatics desperate for his particular brand of salvation and, right down the hall, Patient Thirteen. She’s silent, young, and oh, so beautiful. Her pain calls to him. And pain, Father Tepesch says, is a meal that must be eaten one bite at time.
David is about to feast.
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