Someone…or some thing…is killing people across Sardis County. Sheriff Billy Napier and Deputy Alan Blake are trying their best to find the killer before someone else falls victim to the “Sardis Slasher”.
The problem with finding the killer? No clues are left behind for the forensics team to evaluate.
Katie Montgomery Blake and her aunt, Margo Sardis, are trying to help, but are also coming up empty. Carol Grace Montgomery and Mary Smalls have made a discovery, too…and that discovery ramps up the magic in Sardis County!
And some newcomers to Sardis County offer their help in finding the killer, but they have a secret.
Does the secret have anything to do with the father of Phoebe Smalls Napier’s children? Or is it just more magic?
Find out in T. M. Bilderback’s fourth all-out, slam-bang Sardis County thriller – I’m Your Boogie Man – A Tale Of Sardis County!
Genre: FICTION / SuspenseThis is the fourth entry in the Tales Of Sardis County series.
The woman ran.
The school’s hallway was long, and each footstep echoed loudly as she ran. Her breathing was heavy and strained.
She had been running for several minutes, and the school was huge.
The woman needed a place to hide, and she needed it quickly.
The biology lab was just ahead! She could hide there!
The woman opened the door to the lab, ducked inside, and quietly pulled the door closed. She looked around the lab, but there were no cabinets that she could hide behind. There were some lab desks, designed for two students to work together. She hid behind the farthest one, in front of a double-doored storage closet.
As the woman’s breathing gradually eased, her heartbeat slowed to its normal rhythm. She listened carefully, but heard nothing. No steps betrayed the stalker…no breathing gave away a position.
The woman had heard about the Sardis Slasher the way she heard about everything in this rural place…by rumor and whispers. Things like, “My cousin heard it from her mother-in-law…” or “Somebody at Mackie’s was saying that…” Unsubstantiated things.
Or so she thought.
Now, she knew better.
I’ve lost him! she thought.
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