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Slow Down
A short story about a careless driver, named Scott, who caused a tragedy. Scott was haunted by his actions. Would it cause him to change his ways?
8 pages, Nook
First published December 10, 2010
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About the author
John Gaffield
13 books1 followerJohn T. Gaffield is an automotive engineer from Southeast Michigan. John used his engineering background to create realistic ghost stories with an interest in haunted houses. He published his first novel "Heir to Winston Manor," in October 2010. Subsequent novels include "The Wahl House Curse," and "Alone Again."
John has published three Science Fiction novels, the first of which involves Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), and Artificial Intelligence (AI). "Valerye". He also published a novel about an AI unit in the Science Fiction story, "Synthia." The latest novel is a dystopian story called “Leaving Detlan.”
John has several short ghost stories available. Some of which are free. They include, "The Ghost of Birch River Cabin," "Winter Visitor," "Slow Down," "Denning Swamp - A Short Ghost Story," "The Haunting of the Charles F. Campton," "Disconnect," and "In Remembrance."
John is continuing to work on new novels and short stories. So, stay tuned!
John has published three Science Fiction novels, the first of which involves Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), and Artificial Intelligence (AI). "Valerye". He also published a novel about an AI unit in the Science Fiction story, "Synthia." The latest novel is a dystopian story called “Leaving Detlan.”
John has several short ghost stories available. Some of which are free. They include, "The Ghost of Birch River Cabin," "Winter Visitor," "Slow Down," "Denning Swamp - A Short Ghost Story," "The Haunting of the Charles F. Campton," "Disconnect," and "In Remembrance."
John is continuing to work on new novels and short stories. So, stay tuned!
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October 28, 2019
Drive more carefully!
This story was really good! The guy in the story, Scott, is basically every other jerk that you run into on the road who is driving too fast, on their cell phone, and driving recklessly. He does end up getting into several accidents and of course it's everyone's fault but his own, how dare anyone suggest that he is less than perfect! Haha!
The ending reminded me of an old episode of the Twilight Zone, but it was a great ending and Scott does end up getting what is coming to him in the end.
It's a good story and it's worth taking a few minutes to check it out.
This story was really good! The guy in the story, Scott, is basically every other jerk that you run into on the road who is driving too fast, on their cell phone, and driving recklessly. He does end up getting into several accidents and of course it's everyone's fault but his own, how dare anyone suggest that he is less than perfect! Haha!
The ending reminded me of an old episode of the Twilight Zone, but it was a great ending and Scott does end up getting what is coming to him in the end.
It's a good story and it's worth taking a few minutes to check it out.
September 10, 2011
Free short story for Kindle.
Scott talks on his cellphone while driving too fast. Too many things occupy his mind when he should be paying attention to his driving.
After numerous accidents there is, inevitably, a fatality.
Scott better change his ways - or is it already too late?
Scott talks on his cellphone while driving too fast. Too many things occupy his mind when he should be paying attention to his driving.
After numerous accidents there is, inevitably, a fatality.
Scott better change his ways - or is it already too late?
September 28, 2016
Epic revenge
Just a regular guy, a regular (none the less sad) incident, a little bit of a spook and the most perfect revenge make up this short tale.
Just a regular guy, a regular (none the less sad) incident, a little bit of a spook and the most perfect revenge make up this short tale.
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