Just one last favour
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A New Novelette by
Author Tait Williams
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by
Tait Williams
Granddad's
sudden death leaves his family penitent and unable to let him go. He must find
a way through his paranormal presence to communicate with his daughter-in-law,
the only one he believes can help him. After months of fear and trepidation
that almost drives her to the edge of insanity, he finally succeeds. She
delivers the message and they all find the peace they longed for.
Harrowing and yet up-lifting for those experiencing the sudden loss of a loved one and mulling over things not said or things not done.
Harrowing and yet up-lifting for those experiencing the sudden loss of a loved one and mulling over things not said or things not done.
From the author…
The Message is based on true life experience. It is a novelette of just over 3000 words. Until then, I had no interest in the supernatural but as a last resort, I went to see a medium. She listened to my story, believed me and then asked if I knew who it was. I told her I thought it was granddad. “Then he must have a message for you,” she said calmly. “You should ‘stay open’ and wait for his message when he next comes to you.” I hadn’t finished taking in what she had said when she asked if there was anything else I wanted to know.
The Message is based on true life experience. It is a novelette of just over 3000 words. Until then, I had no interest in the supernatural but as a last resort, I went to see a medium. She listened to my story, believed me and then asked if I knew who it was. I told her I thought it was granddad. “Then he must have a message for you,” she said calmly. “You should ‘stay open’ and wait for his message when he next comes to you.” I hadn’t finished taking in what she had said when she asked if there was anything else I wanted to know.
I
didn’t at that time, but as I drove home, questions swirled in my head: How
would I know what message it was? Who it was for? What signs would I look for?
When was it likely to come? How would it all happen? What could happen next?
The
medium was rather ‘a matter of fact’ in her instructions and said that I should
‘stay open’. Mostly I just waited for the air to clear, or for the presence to
go. Now a list of questions ran through my mind: What should I do differently?
Should I talk to it? And if so, what should I say? I could feel frustration
rising. I knew what was happening to me, but I just didn’t know how to make it
stop. Then, and quite unexpectedly, I found the answer.
Just one last favour
Available in ebook…here
A New Novelette by
Author Tait Williams
Get your copy
at zulu.com
An excerpt...
It came one Saturday
afternoon when I was sitting in my front room, watching T.V. Halfway through a
nostalgic old black and white movie, the empty seat of my leather sofa sunk as
it would when someone sat next to you. Eyes and mouth wide open, my heart felt
heavy in my chest. My breathing, trapped. This time I was sure that fear would
kill me. I expected to be swamped by the eerie presence, but it didn’t come.
Instead, there was an easy calm.
Unable to move, I watched
as the seat slowly returned to its normal shape. Moments later, there was a
disruption in the T.V.’s reception. My head, seemingly stuck in its position,
nonetheless allowed my eyes to move, making me see white lines zigzagging
across a completely black screen.
Just one last favour
Available in ebook…here
A New Novelette by
Author Tait Williams
Get your copy
at zulu.com
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