Tales Uncanny

In this, the first volume of D. T. Wilkinson's TALES UNCANNY, eight tales of terror and dread await: OUT OF DARKNESS: The proximity of death was something Thomas had long been aware of. He could never have imagined quite how close it was, nor what it wanted of him. TITCH: A gap in her memory and a litany of wounds leave Evelyn feeling something terrible has happened. Try as she might, she cannot stop smiling, even when she feels the change inside her. BLUE FLOWERS: A suicide is always an awful thing, though David feels little grief. He tells himself his is nothing like his father but will soon learn just how similar they are. THE DISTANT SHORE: The beach holiday was to be their final days of freedom before parenthood. Little did they know they had relinquished their freedom as soon as they set foot on the island. THE FINAL JUDGEMENT: His heinous crimes had gone unpunished for decades. Justice seemed to have passed him over, but there were other forms of justice waiting beyond the veil. CONTROL: Time moves in one direction, memory in another. Fate had given him a chance to pull the strands together, but he would soon learn why such forces should not be meddled with. THE LITTLE THINGS: Revenge, as the saying goes, is a dish best served cold. Naomi is about to learn that vengeance is served hot, hotter than she can possibly live with. WHITE ROOMS: An abandoned mental institution and a hit of LSD don't make good bedfellows. None of what he remembers could possibly be real... could it