L J Hick
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Chapter OneA Chapter by L J HickCobbleknock was a strange town, buried deep at the bottom of a valley. Some less generous folk might observe that it was not buried deep enough, but t.. |
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Chapter TwoA Chapter by L J HickThe stranger reached the bottom of the road and made his way through the town. A more ramshackle place, he could not imagine. Most of the buildings we.. |
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Chapter ThreeA Chapter by L J HickRaven stopped at the top of the hill and looked back towards the town. He knew that the population were not quite human but that did not excuse them f.. |
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Chapter FourA Chapter by L J HickIt was late afternoon before they reached Farmer Rubbitt's farm. Walter kept Raven entertained with his various threats and insults during the journey.. |
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Chapter FiveA Chapter by L J HickOscar Sandwedge shuffled the tables around in the bar as he pushed the broom around the floor. This was the same routine he took part in every morning.. |
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Chapter SixA Chapter by L J HickClive wanted to make this short journey to the Millers as long as possible. This was a welcome break from the routine work at the inn. Sat at the fron.. |
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Chapter SevenA Chapter by L J HickIt was late afternoon now and Raven had rested long enough. He would leave Sodbury at nightfall and make his way back to the city. He enjoyed the quie.. |
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Chapter EightA Chapter by L J HickRaven watched as Walter ordered drinks for him and his men. Walter looked different to the men who were with him. He seemed cleaner and smoother than .. |
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Chapter NineA Chapter by L J HickThe man in the top hat was leaning on the bar, smiling at Oscar."Mr Sandwedge, my name is Theodore Jagger. I come with a very reasonable offer from my.. |
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Chapter TenA Chapter by L J HickRaven looked over his shoulder and saw the three snarling beasts that eyed both him and Jagger. Their teeth glowed white and their claws closed and op.. |
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