The sergeant followed the single tyre track past the chrysanthemums that had tipped from their pot onto the ground. Dark red stains intermittently coloured the route from the garage, through the garden gate, to between the beech and oak trees on the rough cliffside terrain. A brown trilby hat lay in the dew-soaked grass. Close by was a bloodstained wallet. The narrow pathway led to the cliff’s edge, and as the sergeant peered down to the rocks 120 ft below, he saw who he’d been looking for….

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As I Dream by Moments

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The Diary by CJ0

The Only One In The Room by CJ Oliver

Far From Home by Cody Martin

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Venturers Call by Lincoln Davis

Endless Night by Moments

The Choice Is Yours by Moments

Those Lost by Moments

What You’re Here For by Moments

Distances by Salon Dijon

Driven To The Edge by Salon Dijon

Worth by Shimmer

Mystery by Third Age

Wilderness by Wild Wonder

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Aly Austin had a feeling that she was close. Entering the rapeseed field from the roadside next to the roundabout, she lowered her eyes and began to scan the ground. It was typically fresh for a May evening, with a slight breeze. In full bloom, the yellow flowers stretched as far as the eye could see. The leaves of each plant were woven to neighbouring stalks, making the terrain tricky to navigate. Just a few minutes into the search, Aly stumbled onto something concealed beneath the dense crops. Decomposition had set in, but there was no doubt in Aly’s mind that she had found Mika Cudworth’s body…

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Darker Days by Alternate Endings

Layers by Caleb Etheridge

Handmaids Escape by CJ Oliver

The Last Straw by CJ Oliver

Depth Of Loss by Cody Martin

Half Empty by Cody Martin

Loaves+Fish by Cody Martin

Nightlock by Cody Martin

Pawnbroker by Cody Martin

Seeking Answers by Cody Martin

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Count Backwards From 10 by Glasseyes

To What End by Caleb Etheridge

OldMine by Wicked Cinema

Vanished by Wicked Cinema

Childlike by Wild Wonder

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The sound of knocking on the front door roused Dr Alfred Leach from sleep. It had been just a few hours after he had celebrated the New Year. The doctor recognised the young woman waiting on his doorstep as a patient’s servant. Before Annie Fulcher had a chance to speak, Dr Leach groaned and wondered whether Edwin Bartlett was truly sick this time or if it was just another one of his “notions”. Annie replied, “I know nothing about it. Mrs Bartlett only tells me he is dead”...

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Lord Of The Dead by CJ0

The Recovery by CJ0

The Diary by CJ0

Negative Thoughts by Craig Allen Fravel

The Arctic by Gold Coast

Spooked by jshirts

Unexpected Turn by Moments

Ocean Shadows by Chelsea McGough

Cocoon Of Light by Phillip Mount

Sussex by Stephen Keech

Introspection by Shimmer

DeadEnds by Wicked Cinema

Extinction by Wicked Cinema

Rogue Asset by Wicked Cinema

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