NASEBY

ISBN 978-1-906593-09-3 Registered Copyright. (c) 2010
David Mario Callan
220 pages. One eBook. Cost $12 (US)

Naseby. A rural, yet cosmopolitan town.
There are strange people...
Even more strange 'the incident' that occured.

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Detective Inspector Albert Lawrence thought that the goings-on in Naseby were related to black magic or pagan rituals. That was until he arrived and began his investigation.....

Read about: Billy Blake and the other returnees. About Catriona, the extraordinarily beautiful woman who has no history and also the strange people from the house by the stream.....

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Excerpt one, from Naseby. by David Mario Callan:

There was a room being used in the Town Hall at Naseby for a purpose without an official name. This room was atop two short flights of stairs and had in the past served as a tea room for dignatories invited to the annual flower festival. The four men who were seated at a long, polished table and before a flipchart held upon a stand had not been able to agree upon what their agenda was. That is, what they were supposed to state to others what it was. Indeed, if they were ever required to in the way that was the usual protocol.

Mick Speight was waiting for silence and an acknowledgement from the Inspector. When the nod came, he began reading from the arresting officer's notebook;

"At three hundred hours precisely I gestured to the female driver of a vehicle that she come to a halt. The vehicle was a dark blue Rover Sterling. It was without a license plate and being driven at fifteen miles per hour. The driver did as was requested and came to a halt at a layby. I pulled in behind of the vehicle. The driver was a female caucasion, approximately thirty years of age, with brown hair. I requested that she wind down the window and she did so. There were four passengers in the vehicle. One elderly male afront and two women and a man, each approximately twenty-five years of age seated behind. None were wearing seat belts. I asked the driver if she realized that she was driving the vehicle at a speed likely to be a nuisance and she said nothing in response. I asked her if she knew the vehicle had no registration plates. She said nothing. I asked her for her driving license. She did not respond. I had reason to suspect that she was intoxicated though there were no odors of alcohol. I requested that she exit the vehicle and as I did so, she smiled and wound up the window. I took a step away from the vehicle but she did not get out. I alerted the area car and during the instant that my eyes were averted, the woman promptly disappeared."

"Stop there," was Albert's request.

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"We have to brainstorm," declared Albert with a despair caused through having got nowhere. "We have to consider everything again. So..... after the constable had gained his composure, what did he do? Refer to the report would you, Mick."

"He asked the passengers where she'd gone? Then, after being given no response he asked them who they were and where they were going? He asked each of them for their name and was given these and he wrote them down. Then the area car arrived. After conferring about the disappearing woman they called in the names to the desk at Bredon, the nearest station. The response was that the names were untrue because they belonged to deceased people. They asked the passengers in the vehicle to provide their real names and the answer given was that these were their real names and that they were 'coming home'."

copyright (c) 2010.

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Excerpt two.

He was watching Catriona and she turned her eyes upon him. In this momentary holding, Albert felt afraid. Yes, he did because certain of her ways, if not all, trod upon the macabre and in that, her tread was a helix, an infinite intertwining of threads, of possibility, of unrestraint. She was not of other women. She was not of other human beings. She was fabulously beautiful, endowed with a personality a man could only dive into and he was attracted to her in ways he would have to ruminate over for the rest of his days.

copyright (c) 2008

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It's not that this book cuts close to the bone, more that it gets inside you and then mercillously runs amok! Walter Lambert

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