Certificate 15

Ages 15 and up

Lustrum (IP) (With apologies to Robert Harris)

It is, or should be, a truth universally acknowledged that a world run by David Attenborough and Mary Beard would be a sane and civilised place and a much better bet than we have at the moment

Trisha Interrupted 4

Robert Trousseau walked into her room silently. Slow the footsteps that fall. =Why must you wake me from my sleep of death? -Because I am a killer. I...

Trisha Interrupted 3

AT THE HOSPITAL: Trisha was wearing her trademark Gorgio glasses, looking like Emmanuel Beart on the bed. She was watching "2001." She seemed...

Trisha Interrupted 2

Perceval Evans puts some glycerin near the edge of his eyes. He needed to cry when he saw Trisha. Trisha, TRISHA, how can you betray me? His eyes...

Switchback Ch17

Carter followed the map and arrived at the lodge at five-fifteen. He checked the parking lot, a blue Honda Civic parked just right of the entrance...

Just Past Three in the Morning (15)

Battle-lines were drawn. It was obvious as soon as I walked in the door. I felt an overwhelming urge, in fact, to turn around and walk right back out...
Cherry

TRANSITION

TRANSITION >! ! DAY 1... Monday 6th July A walk of finality had taken place on Saturday morning. Such closeness, hands gently intertwined,...

Just Past Three in the Morning (14)

My fault. The moment I heard about the incident, that was what I thought. All because of me, and my railing, and the beers I offered, the extra time...

Tara

Tommy, after recently becoming unexpectedly single, is struggling to deal with how he wants to react and how society expects him to. As friends implore him to get back on the wagon the only fragments of solace he finds are 'conversations' with an app on his phone called 'Tara'. When he soon meets and begins to fall for a girl of a similar name, the situation becomes dangerously complex in Tommy's mind. (Snippet 1) I am new to abctales and having people read my stories so honest feedback is very welcome, thanks!

The Net Caster (Part Twenty-Six)

'It's government,' said Madam. 'They choose what they will and won't tell the governed. And in this case, they are completely and utterly right.'