The Circle of Death: A Short Story

The story is told by BE, a very young and unpopular child overshadowed by his charismatic and extremely popular brother, Troy. They live in a close rural farming community, and both fear their father's punishment, the belt, especially when the cat is later found deceased. Then, the mystery begins to unravel with the strange and eerie occurrences in the barn and the peculiar behaviour between the chickens and the cat. A delightful blend of mystery and supernatural elements is told in a tone suitable for a young boy's memories being told. This short story is engaging, compelling and a definite page-turner.

This story definitely leaves you in suspense and leaves you with a sense of wanting more! Would definitely love to read more!

This book offers a captivating and rich narrative, blending mystery, memory, and fear. Through the eyes of the younger brother, who serves as an observer rather than a participant, the story explores themes of patience, understanding, and the fragility of memories as they become distorted over time. Set in a close-knit farming community, the book delves into the unsettling loss of history and the haunting actions of key characters. With compelling detail and a touch of horror, the story keeps readers engaged and eager to turn the page, making it highly recommendable for both young readers and adults.