Mysteries & Thrillers of Dr. Paul
By Paul Sheets
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A collection of 6 short stories that will keep you up at night. Thrilling tales like a demon that takes over a small town. The devil that battles the mob. Witches that fight for their lair, and other great and thrilling tales. A must have book for teens and adults alike.
Paul Sheets
Paul Sheets is a writer and teacher living in Texas. He has a PhD. in Biblical Studies, a Masters in Theology, and he teaches teenagers in the Biblical Text. He has 5 wonderful children, a "paranoid" cat, and continues writing short stories and sermons on the internet.
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Mysteries & Thrillers of Dr. Paul - Paul Sheets
MYSTERIES & THRILLERS
of DR. PAUL
Six Thrilling Tales of Suspense
By: Paul Sheets, PhD.
SMASHWORDS EDITION
COPYRIGHT©2014 Paul T. Sheets, Jr.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
ISBN-13: 978-1494826840
ISBN-10: 1494826844
DEDICATION
THIS book is dedicated to all of my children and Grandchildren. But most of all to my readers who’ve stuck with me through thick and thin
!
Suspense tales are fun to write and I hope all of you will enjoy these 5 short stories
Thanks,
Paul
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION P.7
STORY #1 Battle of the Witches P.2
STORY #2 Collector of Human Ears P.42
STORY #3 Demon of Clarkston P.69
STORY #4 The Killer Garden P.106
STORY #5 Vinnie & the Devil P.134
STORY #6 Battle for Heleron-5 P.161
INTRODUCTION
Six Thrilling stories that’ll keep you up at night. We begin with a tale of 4 witches fighting for survival against a human they can’t seem to beat; only he’s not really human.
A woman special flowers and their killing ways, they even seem to be alive in more ways than one. Then we’ll join some space miners who seem to be at war with an unknown alien race, and we’ll read about their War-bots
that are fighting to win.
Then the mob gets into a battle at a warehouse with a man that turns into a dragon; but is he the devil?
A normal everyday mortician goes berserk and begins to collect a new kind of art-one with a human touch.
Next we find a real life demon in a small town who seems to like newspaper people-he makes
30,000 residents just vanish-find out how the demon did it.
All these thrilling stories of mystery, suspense, and definite happenings are inside this great book.
I hope you’ll enjoy it!
Paul
STORY #1
BATTLE of THE WITCHES
JEB Perkins was a simple kind of guy who came to town not long ago, everyone loved him, and he always had a smile on his face. No one really knew much about him, or where he came from. He opened a General Store in their town to supply everyone’s needs. If the town’s people who knew him really knew who he was, and what he was, they’d have revolted against him.
Standing only 56
tall, and sometimes walking with a limp (although he really didn’t have leg problems), he always smiled a lot and greeted people with a hardy Good morning neighbor; how are you today?
he wore an old pair of overalls all the time.
A very handsome guy with jet black hair and deep set blue eyes he was someone to look at. Wearing a strange looking necklace of a Jackals head with rubies for eyes.
When he first came to town he asked where the Witches Lair
was, it was as if he already knew what he was looking for. Talking to people around town he’d heard it was the old mansion, outside of town. Meeting with Miriam Reynolds the real estate saleslady, he’d made an appointment to go view the mansion.
Miriam tried to talk Mr. Perkins out of looking at the place, because she said, it has such a low price Mr. Perkins but believe me you wouldn’t want it.
It’s haunted by four sisters who are powerful witches. That’s why it’s called
Witches Lair", it was given that name by a commanding officer of the Union forces that tried to destroy it, but they couldn’t. He lost hundreds of men trying to take that house.
It’s definitely haunted, you see anyone who has purchased the house disappeared, or simply ran off, and people have even been found dead in its attic.
Please Mr. Perkins let me show you one of my nicer homes. You’ll love them much more than that old place
. Miriam Said.
Haunted; he said, that’s excellent, this should prove to be a great adventure
. Mr. Perkins said. After arriving and looking at the outside, Miriam took him inside to show him what the interior looked like.
It comes with all the furnishings that are here now, no one wants anyone them out of fear.
As he toured the old place he noticed the pentagram painted into the living room floor.
There were satanic symbols all around the outside circle of it.
It was a large living room with an old fireplace and had a lot of old furniture in it. Once again Miriam said, Really Mr. Perkins please let me show you something else in my listings.
No!
I like this one just as it is, I think I’ll take it.
Perkins said. Laughing as cold breezes hit and strange creaking and moaning sounds occurred while he was touring it.
Miriam was growing scared but Perkins said, It just the wind, all these old places make noises like that.
Are you absolutely sure you want this house Mr. Perkins?
Miriam asked. I love this place with all the grand old antiques, and the creepy noises, let’s see the rest.
Perkins was excited and wanted to keep going.
Touring the rest of the house they headed up the stairs to the attic door, but it was locked up tight. Why is this door locked?
Mr. Perkins inquired.
It was looked up by the police a long time ago, when the last owners were found dead up here.
It was a shame, they were a nice couple and their little girl was so sweet
, Miriam said.
Murdered, how were they murdered
, Miriam? They all seemed to have been frightened to death, Mr. Perkins".
Such a shame.
Perkins said. Let’s get the paperwork done so I can move in as soon as possible
. They headed downstairs and back to Miriam’s car. Getting out the paperwork for the old house and reading all of it to Mr. Perkins he then gave her a check for the house.
Mr. Perkins left Miriam’s car and was heading to his own, when he suddenly spotted a face of a woman staring down at him from the attic window. Perkins just smiled and stared at her for a few seconds and then she disappeared.
Mr. Perkins arrived at his store and went directly to his living area in the backroom. He began packing and thinking about Witches Lair
. All that week people didn’t see much of him since he was so busy packing and bringing everything he would need in case of any emergencies in his new house.
He decided he was going to turn the large living area into a warehouse for his stores supplies, running around his store he packed everything he needed into his old box truck that he owned. Once he had everything loaded up, he headed for his old mansion.
When he arrived and started unloading everything at the house it was just beginning to get dark outside, looking up at the attic window he was surprised, at what he saw.
Now, instead of just one woman looking at him, there were four women’s faces looking out. This is going to be a real adventure.
Perkins said to himself as he kept unloading his truck. Looking up a few seconds later, all four women were gone. There was no one looking down from the old attic window.
There were no lights in the house because the electricity hadn’t been hooked up yet, so the first thing Mr. Perkins did was to unpack his oil lamps.
Lighting four of them, he finished unpacking his truck by placing everything in the front hallway area, next to the living room. After everything was totally unloaded he placed the oil lamps in four different locations in the living room.
He sat down in the living room chair eating a sandwich he’d brought from the store and drinking some coffee from his thermos he noticed a shadow coming down the stairs. It attacked all of the things
and boxes he had sat in the front lobby and threw them around everywhere.
The shadow then went running upstairs with the slamming of the attic door coming behind it. Mr. Perkins simply laughed and said If that’s all you ladies have, I’ll never leave this place.
There was moaning, and groaning, and singing with satanic chants all during the night, but Perkins was sound asleep in his chair. When dawn came, Mr. Perkins began to unpack all of his things and was putting them where he wanted everything to go.
He then climbed into his truck and headed for his general store. During the late afternoon, Miriam Reynolds the real estate lady brought Perkins his copies of the purchase agreement and bill of sale (warranty deed) for the house-they were already filed with the county clerk showing Mr. Perkins as the new owner.
Heading towards the front of the store Mrs. Reynolds-after giving Perkins the paperwork she had with her-she asked, Did everything go alright last night?
Has as anything strange happened yet?
No, I had a very quiet and rest full night, nothing at all occurred.
Mr. Perkins said. "By the way, I took the liberty of having the electric company and the gas company go and hook you up.
Hope you don’t mind?
No Mrs. Reynolds, thank you for your kindness." Mr. Perkins said as he went back to waiting on a customer.
He hurried home after the store closed so he could see if the lights really were working or not. As he arrived at the house the ladies were all staring at him through the attic window.
Ignoring them, he rushed into the house trying every light switch in the front lobby area, and the first floor, they all worked and the house was
once again full of light from the hanging chandeliers and walls candle type lights.
Then he headed into the kitchen where he turned on every pilot light on his stove and then hurried down the basement stairs to light the pilot on his water heater. Looking around the basement area there were all sorts of old antique things strewn about the place.
Something up against the South wall caught his attention. There were a lot of square objects that looked like picture frames of various sizes stacked against the wall, all covered up. He started back up the stairs saying to himself, I’ll go through those things some other time, time for dinner and some hot tea
.
Going into his kitchen Perkins adjusted his refrigerator and freezer settings lit all the pilot lights on his stove and oven then began to unpack his tea kettle and tea.
He heard thumping sounds in the upstairs area but totally ignored it. He then went into the living room where he sat in the chair he’d used the night before.
Sipping his tea and eating some sandwiches he noticed something different hanging on the wall. Getting up and walking over to it he saw that it was a painting of four pretty young ladies sitting on a sofa in the same living room he was now standing in.
They were all wearing dresses like those worn during the civil war, and all of them were wearing the same type of necklace. Their necklaces had a medallion on it of a devils head with horns. "Now where did