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Witch of Tinton Falls
By Barry A. A. Dillinger
Steven is a police officer in a small town. A local powerful crooked businessman is a threat that he decides to take down, only to discover that the man is a witch of inconceivable power.
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Steven has been stalking this businessman for months. He has flouted local laws and has enough money to pay off the courts so that he appears to be untouchable. Finally, Steven uncovers actual hard evidence and makes the arrest. As he drives to the station, the businessman in the back of his car in cuffs, the vehicle stalls and dies. When he drags the criminal into a local home to make a call to the station, a bizarre series of events leads Steven to be suddenly running for his life. Everyone in town, including the police, the chief, the mayor, the judges, the hardware store owner...even his own wife...has suddenly decided that Steven is actually public enemy number one. As Steven attempts to piece together the whys and the hows, he begins to discover that the businessman is anything but a businessman. In fact, he is a very powerful witch...and spell components are not only of the herb variety. When grisly murders begin occurring in Tinton Falls and the surrounding neighborhoods, and missing limbs are a bizarre addition to the facts of each case, Steven is the prime suspect. But can he convince anyone that he is not the guilty party?
