MysteryFF

Olly glared out the dusty window. The cracked glass was covered with scratches and dirt. She could see her own reflection in the glass, and beyond the expanse of the Australian outback loomed. She could feel how heavy the air was, with the particles of sand and warm eastern breeze sweeping across the plains. She […]

Mystery flash fiction ‘Estelle’ by Sarah Ann Hall It wasn’t until she was thirty that Estelle found the one she wanted to spend her life with. She’d never been fussy: her one desire for a life partner was someone who would be emotionally strong, and few fitted the bill. There had been whispers about Estelle for

Mystery flash fiction ‘Semper Fidelis’ by Stewart Storrar It had seemed like any other day to her. She woke from the faint rays of sunlight cutting through her thin, cream coloured curtains. Her cat was softly purring away, asleep at the foot of her bed. The glass of water sat on her bedside table that

Mystery flash fiction ‘A Work of fiction’ by Stewart Storrar 11:23pm She sat on a ledge, staring out into the darkness. Not a sound could be heard. Not even the whispers of the dead. The darkness stretched on and on into a never ending abyss of black. The cold clamped round her shivering body. The

Mystery flash fiction ‘The Right Way’ by Stewart Storrar “As your father it was my job to protect you from the world. Now, I realise, it is my job to protect the world from you. I’m sorry,” the words choked me as I spoke them. The sentence hung in the air for a moment followed