β Scribed by Malcolm Richards
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
In the middle of nowhere, who will save you?
Itβs been a slow night at Hapβs Truck Stop & Diner but all hell is about to break loose. When a horribly injured stranger stumbles in from the roadβthe apparent victim of a car accidentβitβs up to young waitress Norma and her boss Jean to help him. But with the diner miles from the nearest town and the phone lines mysteriously down, the women may just be fighting a losing battle.
But is everything as it seems? And are Norma and Jean as alone out there as they think?
What begins as a quiet night will end in pulse-pounding terror in this gripping and twist-filled psychological suspense thriller.
*Please note, Walking After Midnight is a novella of approximately 70 pages*
Horror
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