True Horror

It was a victimless crime.... Estate Agent Clara is struggling to make a sale. With her abusive ex-husband on the brink of finding where she's hiding, she needs to make a commission soon or lose her chance to escape. Boleskine House on the shores of Loch Ness has remained unsold for years, and Clara is sure that an 'innocent' fire will force the price down. But the perfect crime soon turns into the perfect nightmare: there was a witness, a stranger in the village, and he's not going to let Clara get away with it that easily....

This is a horrible, true story. One person called it "gruesome". I agree with that statement. It is a story not for the faint of heart. Turn back now, if that is you. What it really is though, is a strong dose of reality. Not of just how frail life is and how quickly and horribly it can end, but also of how cold and inhumane people can be to each other. People in both low and high positions. You have been warned. I have told this story as I have heard it. All names have been changed except my own.

The gates of Hell have been opened and the Devil's legions have been released upon the Earth to cause Mayhem. Torrential rains plague Appalachia, rains like none ever encountered. hundreds have already died...and the battle for one woman's soul has begun. On one side, Heaven's legions, joined by the mysterious immortal "Patrick", have joined with the woman's family to defend her soul. On the other, a very determined Devil and his lieutenants seek to take her and make her their own. Which side will win?