Epilogue

..Epilogue..

The last two days of his holiday was ruined by doubts and questions and alarms - all justified later when he read of the murder of a tourist upon Winters Valley. The man wore gold-rimmed glasses, and carried in a belt about him a large sum of money. He was stabbed in the chest. And the police had no lead on a mysterious pair of tramps, said to be - French. Earzo Bartowski was torn apart. He had seen the murder before it happened . . .

. . . THE END . . .

Author's Note

Any helpful comment on this book is okay. .

Reviews

[K.C. Zbryk]

Other than the mild grammer mistakes that plague most of us this is an incredable story that draws you into the characters plight and confusion. This is one of the most impressive descriptions of clairvoiance i have ever read, and the emotional trauma that Earzo suffers from the ordeal feels more than real. This is something that should be published. Your sense of character is what really gives this so much power, because he truly feels and responds as a normal person would in this sort of situation. Confused, misguided, and ashamed of his actions.

[PyroKitty24]

Aww poor guy. Now I see what happened. I wish Earzo could have done something!

[JulieZee]

This story is beautifully written! Do you have someone to help you with edits? You should enter this into as many writing contests as possible. Writer's Digest is running a contest right. I can't wait to read more of your work.

[twain carey]

he should have prevented all of this. . But where's the fun in that?