The Blooding
“Kath kept all of Lynda's clothes. Some people told her to get rid of them, but she couldn't. Eventually Eddie put them up in the attic.
"I kept having a dream," Kath said. "I dreamed of Lynda fighting. Of being dragged down." She wished she could dream of other things, perhaps a dream of Lynda bringing a cup of coffee to her bedside on Christmas morning. That was the kind of memory she wanted to relive in dreams, but the recurring dream was always the same. Of Lynda being dragged down by a ...looming shadow without a face.
Chapter 8.
Visions By mid-February the murder squad had distributed a thousand posters of an artist's impression of the spiky-haired youth, and had put together a twenty-minute video about the murder which they showed at local schools and shopping centers, and even at a disco where youths gathered who might've known Lynda. The video described several of the promising leads and witnesses they had yet to locate, primarily the spiky-haired youth.MoreLess
"I kept having a dream," Kath said. "I dreamed of Lynda fighting. Of being dragged down." She wished she could dream of other things, perhaps a dream of Lynda bringing a cup of coffee to her bedside on Christmas morning. That was the kind of memory she wanted to relive in dreams, but the recurring dream was always the same. Of Lynda being dragged down by a ...looming shadow without a face.
Chapter 8.
Visions By mid-February the murder squad had distributed a thousand posters of an artist's impression of the spiky-haired youth, and had put together a twenty-minute video about the murder which they showed at local schools and shopping centers, and even at a disco where youths gathered who might've known Lynda. The video described several of the promising leads and witnesses they had yet to locate, primarily the spiky-haired youth.MoreLess
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