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The Black Fear
Paperback
Publisher: Harpercollins 360
Published: May 11 2022
Pages: 92
Weight: 0.28
Height: 0.22 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
The Black Fear is a short murder mystery novel, which centres on a couple of murders and one suicide at a home, all within twenty four hours. This story narrates the darkness of a soul, seeking vengeance in its failure to see right from the wrong, and reveals the truth and the reasons behind the brutal murders, keeping the readers engaged until the end.
A fear that comes but once in a lifetime: the fear of a violent death.
An apparition stood at the door, clothed in black from head to toe, facing the huddled figure propped against one of the lower shelves in the room, now bleeding profusely. What began because of you shall end here with all yours, said the apparition from the door, and then pulled out an axe and plunged its blade once more, deep into the heart of the figure on the floor. The terrifying screams that escaped echoed through the room.
Then, the dark figure pulled out a gun, and without another second's delay, turned it on its head. The echo of the gun shot brought a sudden stillness that transcended to the atmosphere around, and the world suddenly came to a halt.
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