Seven Days of Torment: A Christian Fiction Short Story

By Daniel N Brown

Every Thursday evening Dan and his two buddies meet in his garage to practice their music. They've been searching for a bass player for quite a while. So when Dan's friend Mark meets a new guy at church who plays bass guitar, Mark invites him over unknowing his dark secrets!

Follow Dan's emotions, and see how he handles this unwelcomed guest!

This Christian fiction short story is 31 pages with 7,365 words. Includes Scripture and inspiration with a little mystery and suspense... You'll love it!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Daniel N Brown
• Release date: Mar 26, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301910625

Daniel N Brown

Daniel N. Brown is an author and teacher of biblical success principles. Follow his blog at www.SmartChristianLiving.com

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Seven Days of Torment

Daniel N. Brown

Copyright 2013 by Daniel N. Brown

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Copyright

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 permission in writing from the publisher.

Even though this book is based on a true story, it is mostly a work of fiction. Incidents, names, characters, and places are products of the author's imagination and used fictitiously. Resemblances to actual locales or events or persons living or dead are coincidental.

Contents

Chapter 1: A New Bass Player in Town

Chapter 2: You've Got to Be Kidding

Chapter 3: Even More Dirt

Chapter 4: More Bad News

Chapter 5: Maybe It's Not That Bad

Chapter 6: All is Well... or is It?

Chapter 7: Another Disappointment

Chapter 8: Just When I Thought It Couldn't Get Any Worse

Chapter 9: A Night I'll Never Forget

Chapter 10: Lesson Learned

Chapter 1: A New Bass Player in Town

It was another cold Thursday night in January in southern Michigan where I usually have a couple of friends over to jam with me out in the garage. Since I don't have insulation in my little man-cave, we rely on a Salamander kerosene heater. It keeps us pretty warm, as long as we keep it running. The only problem with it is its noise level. I usually unplug it when we play a song, and then plug it back in to warm the place back up. The trouble is we have to try to talk over it to have our discussions. Definitely a pain; but it's a necessary pain.

Mark has been a long-time friend who I met at a church about twenty years ago. When we discovered we both played guitar we got together and jammed a little. He played me a few of his songs, and I played him a couple of mine,