<div> <p><strong>Separate theyβre vulnerable. Together they might survive their enemyβs deadly schemes.</strong><br><br>Militess Halina battled monsters, wraiths, and undead mages to assure peace for Ursinum. Now sheβs under siege inside her own castle, held by en
The Castle Keeps
β Scribed by Offutt, Andrew J.
- Publisher
- Magnum Books
- Year
- 1978
- Tongue
- en-GB
- Weight
- 181 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- City
- London
- ISBN
- 041702150X
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
Epub (my conversion)
Alex was right. The rippers came back. But it wasnβt a rip-off, or even an attack. It was a massacre. The house was dark. The outside spotlights were off. Jeff and Alex were in the attic, with Deb and Kristy; the attic windows, nearly thirty feet above the ground, commanded excellent views on both sides of the house. The others waited in the darkened house downstairs, all armed and ready behind double-barred doors and the iron window screens. There was more tension in the house, Scott had said, than there was in the power lines. His father had remarked the remark. It was the kind of thing that came from minds that were trying to be writers, and once Scott got all that old Poe-type imagery out of his head he might be the writer in the family yet. Jeff was at the northwest window, the one that looked down the long steep hill to the big road. The road was plainly marked by its luminous center- and side-stripes. What he had seen was a damsight closer, just over the hill, just below the cesspool. He squinted. The peachtree trembled, and he swept his gaze back and forth, but nothing else was moving. There was no breeze.
Then he heard the sound of a throatβs being cleared, and a moment later moonlight glinted on metal: a gun barrelβ¦
β¦ Subjects
Fiction
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