The Skull

By Mich Olorunfemi

Can the dead affect the living? Godwin finds out the answer to that question when he and his friends vandalize the skeletal remains of an unknown man. The unknown man wants his bones back, even the skull.
Godwin seeks popularity and has for that reason attached himself to the wrong crowd. He doesn't know how wrong his move his until they make away with the bones of an unknown man one day, he making away with the skull.
When uncanny accidents starts happening to his friends, with a time spacing of twenty-four hours, all leading to the loss of the bones each one stole, Godwin knows he is done for; he took the skull.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Mich Olorunfemi
• Release date: Oct 15, 2012
• ISBN: 9781301222452

Mich Olorunfemi

MICH OLORUNFEMI is a unique author dwelling on the Christian thriller genre. His stories give a nail-biting, jaw-tightening experience, taking you on a journey from fear to faith. Born in northern Nigeria, he lives in Abuja, Nigeria.

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The Skull

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MiCH OLORUNFEMi

The Skull

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MiCH OLORUNFEMi

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Copyright 2012 Mich Olorunfemi

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Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

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I

The four young men waited behind the double doors to the gents until the sound of a hundred shuffling feet dwindled and eventually faded to a deafening silence.

Mark—the leader— listened with ears pressed against the wooden door. Coast is clear.

Godwin had to ask himself what he was doing amidst these guys. A small price to pay for popularity. He reminded himself.

Mark spoke again. "All right, we