Falling Down by David T Boyd    Books by David T Boyd · Sammy's Carol · Mystery, Malevolence & Murder - Collected Stories: Volume One                 >> View all
Category:	Mystery/Suspense					Type:
						Fiction

Janet Wilson is a married attorney living in Erie, Pennsylvania, who's been having recurring nightmares about a man dressed in black burglarizing her home. The man in black whistles the nursery rhyme London Bridge is Falling Down as he carefully picks through her things. With loaded gun in hand, Janet startles him. He attacks her; she shoots him yet he crawls after her before he dies. But what truly frightens Janet is with each dream her attacker gets closer and closer until finally he touches her just before she awakens. Her husband, Dr. Michael Wilson, a clinical psychiatrist, convinces her that this is just a dream until several strange occurrences begin taking place, distorting fantasy with reality. There are other things buried deep within Janet's memory of her childhood, such as who was the young woman with black hair? Why is Regina, her imaginary childhood friend, contacting her again after all of these years? What is the significance of the handheld mirror given to her a long time ago by her mother? As she struggles to find the answers the events that gradually unfold reveal that nothing is what it seems. *Please note: A second edition of Falling Down will be available for sale in Fall of 2010 through ANOTHER SHORE PRESS, LLC. Stay tuned for more details. Buy your copy! Falling Down       Excerpt "Evil whistles while it works."

Falling Down by David T. Boyd
The story immediately drew me in. I really couldn't put it down, every time I tried, I picked it right back up within minutes. Each chapter enticed to me to read on, I wanted to know what would happen next. This debut book is a great mystery to be read within a sitting or two. I look forward to the series, these characters are so interesting, I want to know more.


Great Read!
This "novella" is one of the most intriguing I've read to date. It proves that nothing is really ever what it seems. The plot is well developed and the characters are interesting. You really don't know what's going on until the very end. It's well worth reading.



Retribution Thriller
Two middle aged people appear to have a beautiful marriage, their home seems happy, their love-making satisfying, but beneath the surface is betrayal. Instead of a standard infidelity and retribution plot, this book with its well drawn characters and detailed settings, takes you through a passion play of good and evil on ancient Eastern themes and terms. The hunter does indeed become the hunted but their are so many plot twists that you barely want to put the book down.
The author has a vivid imagination and the power to make you feel that you are there!
I hope to see more from this author.