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Angela Haffenden
Hammer Horror
Blood
orange juice
The man holds
the hammer tightly and flexes his muscles. He is strong and menacing, powerful
and angry. A sharp hair cut, deep brown
eyes, eyes that hide violent urges. He stands in the nursery, staring in the
mirror, he senses the mirror is mocking him and his anger escalates. In the reflection,
he sees bears balloons, a cot, soft woollen blankets. It is quiet, peaceful, a
haven. Soon it will become a place of
chaos, bedlam, a murder scene. He can never go back.
No one can
help him now.
That
flat packed furniture is going to get it.
About the Author
Angela
Haffenden is a mother of four children. She is also responsible for a husband,
a dog and an ageing father. She writes mainly to stay sane. She lives by the
sea and writes in a cabin in the garden.
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