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    Twistedly Terrifying Tales from a Twisted Mind 03: Twistedly Terrifying Tales from a Twisted Mind, #3
    Twistedly Terrifying Tales from a Twisted Mind 03: Twistedly Terrifying Tales from a Twisted Mind, #3
    Twistedly Terrifying Tales from a Twisted Mind 03: Twistedly Terrifying Tales from a Twisted Mind, #3
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    Twistedly Terrifying Tales from a Twisted Mind 03: Twistedly Terrifying Tales from a Twisted Mind, #3

    By Roger Alderman Jr.

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    Twistedly Terrifying Tales from a Twisted Mind "3" is a collection of southern gothic gore-filled, action-packed fast-paced tales of Horror many of which take place in the small Florida town of Port St. John. In the vein of LAST HOUSE ON THE LEFT, TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, and PARANORMAL ACTIVITY - TWISTEDLY TERRIFYING TALES FROM A TWISTED MIND will leave you exhausted and drained. Brutal and Violent stories that hurtle the reader along at a break-neck pace - one that horror fans should not miss!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRoger Alderman Jr.
    Release dateApr 11, 2019
    ISBN9781796726251
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      Twistedly Terrifying Tales from a Twisted Mind 03 - Roger Alderman Jr.

      Twistedly Terrifying Tales from a Twisted Mind. 3

      By: Roger Alderman

      Cocoa, Florida, USA

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system, without written permission from the author, except for the inclusion of brief quotations in a review.

      Copyright © 2018 by: Roger l. Alderman Jr.

      First Edition, October 2018

      Published in the United States of America

      About the Author

      Roger Alderman has always been a story teller at heart. His family lived in numerous cities up and down the eastern seaboard of the United States of America. He spent the better part of his teens and twenties carefully crafting his storytelling style to best share his unique vision. In his thirties he finally decided to attend college seeking a Master’s Degree in Fine Art to better learn the discipline to advance his storytelling.

      Now, in his forties, he has decided to start sharing the countless tales stored in the deepest recesses of his, warped yet, creative mind. At this point he has become a filmmaker and writer. His stories can be found in print and visual media. 

      Roger L. Alderman Jr.

      Acknowledgements:

      Victoria Alderman, I would like to thank my wife Victoria for both her support and encouragement in writing this book.

      Roger L. Alderman Sr, as he worked very hard to support both of our families over the years.

      Alexis W. Alderman, my daughter for her

      encouragement and love. He energy and drive have always been an inspiration to me.

      Roger l. Alderman III, my son for whom renews my hopes for humanity daily in his wide-eyed approach to each passing day.

      Jeremy D. Alderman, my Brother for whom

      to understand him best you must understand his unwavering dedication to family and friends. He makes scarifies most would never understand.

      Helen P. Alderman, my mother for teaching me to watch before acting, to plan rather than react, and ultimately to love.

      Disclaimer

      This is a work of fiction . Names, characters, businesses, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

      Table of Contents:

      Title  Page

      Stadler House: Book One: Chapter Two   7

      Stadler House: Book One: Chapter Three  20

      Teacher Pet: Part Three  33

      Those Kids: Part Three    41

      The Congregation: Chapter Two  44

      Those Kids: Part Four  60

      Bright Road: Chapter Five  63

      Buck the Atomic Ranger: Part Three    77 

      Cow Tipping Across the Universe    87

      Buck the Atomic Ranger: Part Four  97

      I am Hollow  110

      The Devil Dog of Port Saint John  113

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      Stadler House: Book One:

      Chapter Two

      Dr. Stadler enters the spacious old-world style kitchen of the group home and pauses at the massive central island counter space. He reaches to the hanging overhead pan rack and retrieves a saucepan. He places the saucepan on a heated electric stove burner. The pan quickly rises to temperature after a momentary hiss.

      Dr. Stadler gathers two cans of thick pasta sauce from the wooden cabinet to the left of the large kitchen sink directly behind the central island containing the heated stove top. He opens both bottles and adds them to the empty saucepan. He closes his eye as the heady aroma of the many tomatoes and peppers that make up the majority of the sauce fills his nostrils. He smiles and slowly opens his eyes.

      Dr. Stadler pulls a bulbous white onion from a fresh vegetable rack and places it on the wooden chopping block.  He carefully selects the large serrated knife from the knife block. The knife easily makes its way through the onion again and again.

      Dr. Stadler scoops up the onion slices and sprinkles them into the saucepan. He notices the sauce comes to a slow boil. Thinking quickly, he grabs a wooden cooking spoon to stir the sauce before it has a chance to be ruined by the building

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