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Open Wounds
Sophie was due to be on a plane in the New York skies on 11th September 2001.
She wasn't, and has always thought that her grandmother did something very special to prevent that happening.
Sophie escaped fate but has been haunted ever since by nightmares of those who may yet to be discovered from the aftermath of that fateful day.
Jake does everything he can to comfort and protect his friend as the nightmares threaten to burst into her waking world and then, somehow, they start to break into his life too.
Fires are burning.
Dark angels are falling.
And time is running out to discover the lost.
She wasn't, and has always thought that her grandmother did something very special to prevent that happening.
Sophie escaped fate but has been haunted ever since by nightmares of those who may yet to be discovered from the aftermath of that fateful day.
Jake does everything he can to comfort and protect his friend as the nightmares threaten to burst into her waking world and then, somehow, they start to break into his life too.
Fires are burning.
Dark angels are falling.
And time is running out to discover the lost.
135 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 2, 2013
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About the author
Keith B. Walters
8 books9 followersKeith B Walters is married and a father of two.
He lives in Kent (the South East London bit).
He doesn’t read or write anywhere near as much as he should or wants.
Currently has a full time job he’d rather not mention.
He was blogger in residence for two years at the Theakstons Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival, Harrogate.
His claims to fame are that he was longlisted once and shortlisted once for the FlashBangGang crime story prize, and longlisted for the British Fantasy Society Flash Fiction competition in 2013.
Keith once appeared on the TV Book Club in a video clip that caused Dave Spikey to comment that he looked like he was trapped in his bedroom.
He has taken part in several World Book Night events and was interviewed by Radio 4 for their ‘One in a Million’ World Book Night show, in which it sounded like he was interviewed by Mariella Frostrup - he never was (but holds onto that dream).
A long time horror fan, back in the days before the internet, he produced photocopied film and book fanzines and interviewed authors and actors, including several from the cast of Clive Barker’s Hellraiser films.
He lives in Kent (the South East London bit).
He doesn’t read or write anywhere near as much as he should or wants.
Currently has a full time job he’d rather not mention.
He was blogger in residence for two years at the Theakstons Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival, Harrogate.
His claims to fame are that he was longlisted once and shortlisted once for the FlashBangGang crime story prize, and longlisted for the British Fantasy Society Flash Fiction competition in 2013.
Keith once appeared on the TV Book Club in a video clip that caused Dave Spikey to comment that he looked like he was trapped in his bedroom.
He has taken part in several World Book Night events and was interviewed by Radio 4 for their ‘One in a Million’ World Book Night show, in which it sounded like he was interviewed by Mariella Frostrup - he never was (but holds onto that dream).
A long time horror fan, back in the days before the internet, he produced photocopied film and book fanzines and interviewed authors and actors, including several from the cast of Clive Barker’s Hellraiser films.
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