As The Days Pass – Pt 8

Thursday 20 – Saturday 22 August 2015 ‘You’re a reasonably intelligent person, unlike these four travelling fuckwits,’ Claymore Hunter stated, ‘so please, don’t go down the why are you doing this to me? route. I mean, you’re a detective, and … Continue reading →

As The Days Pass – Pt 7

Tuesday 18 – Wednesday 19 August 2015 It had taken two shots to bring down the kid who owned the SUV in Jim’s garage. He was a runner, and had darted in and out of the trees around the edge … Continue reading →

As The Days Pass – Pt 6

Thursday 13 – Sunday 16 August 2015 It was just as Detective Matilda Renner feared would happen. The locals had closed ranks, and nobody wanted to talk. ‘This is the trouble with these small places. They’re all backing each other … Continue reading →

As The Days Pass – Pt 5

Sunday 9 – Wednesday 12 August 2015 Bleeding, and moaning in pain, Jim rolled on to one side and once more attempted to stand. Despite managing to get to his knees for a second time, he fell backwards, unceremoniously landing … Continue reading →

As The Days Pass – Pt 4

Wednesday 5 – Friday 7 August 2015 The ride to the latest crime scene served only to put Tom Passmore further on edge. He’d been witness to other heinous crimes, brutal mutilations and killings, but this one had him scared. … Continue reading →

As The Days Pass – Pt 3

Tuesday 4 – Wednesday 5 August 2015 There was little point in him struggling. The ties that bound his hands and feet had already cut into his flesh, despite the fact that he had not attempted to get the restraints … Continue reading →

As The Days Pass – Pt 2

Thursday 30 July – Saturday 1 August 2015 The crisp night air wrenched the remains of a fitful sleep from Iona’s body. She pulled her jacket tighter around her body, and strolled out towards the passing highway. Cautious of any … Continue reading →

As The Days Pass – Pt 1

Sunday 26 – Wednesday 29 July 2015 ‘Oh God, it’s hideous. It’s full on 70s wallpaper. Look at that. The colour winding through the pattern. Do you know what that colour is? I’ll tell you what it is. It’s bloody … Continue reading →