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Zephaniah: A Horror Novella
Adam McVeigh
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Zephaniah: A Horror Novella - McVeigh, Adam
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Synopsis "Zephaniah: A Horror Novella"
We know they are there. We have seen them. We have heard them. We have felt their presence. But when the comfort blanket of science is pulled away from us...we have no choice but to face them. The lines between scientific explanation and paranormal terror are torn wide open in this dark psychological British horror Christmas nineteen ninety-five, a physics teacher takes his family on a holiday to the snow-covered village of Gwennal, in Cornwall. When his five-year-old daughter tells him that she has seen Santa Claus, unwelcome and chilling events begin to plague the family's stay at their seventeenth-century cottage. His choice of accommodation is further brought into question when his wife begins to suffer a series of mind-bending paranormal horrors. Firmly believing scientific explanation--just like his his fourteen year old son who plans to follow in the career footsteps carved out before him--he suspects that she has relapsed to her abuse of prescription painkillers. Until, that is, the comfort blanket of science becomes an instrument of torture when staff at a local museum reveal more than he can bare to discover. What happens to a family when drug abuse and malevolent spirits are combined? Step on board for the hell ride of your life and experience the Bradshaw family's Cornish nightmare.
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