Jasper

By Jeremiah Donaldson

Kint's workday started off with bad weather, bad traffic, and bad customers. He didn't think the night could get worse, but then he ran into a serial killer named Jasper.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jeremiah Donaldson
• Release date: May 5, 2018
• ISBN: 9780463605127

Jeremiah Donaldson

Jeremiah Donaldson is a science fiction/horror writer, editor, game designer, free thinker, corporate slave, and overly blunt commentator that grew up in rural Kentucky and lived in Florida for 13 years before moving back in 2008.When he's not working...whatever, he always works, let's start that over. When he's not playing his part as a cog in the machine for the specified number of hours per week, or doing housework, or planting fruit trees in preparation for the climatic meltdown we're forcing upon the planet, he strings together words for peoples' enjoyment.

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Jasper

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Jeremiah Donaldson

Jasper

Copyright 2016 by Jeremiah Donaldson

Smashwords Edition 2018

ISBN: 9780463605127

Visit the author at ephiroll.com for science fiction, horror, and more.

All rights reserved. No part of this weird tale may be used for your monetary gain, but feel free to quote for reviews. Locations are based on places that I could drive to in ten minutes. I'm pretty sure that Donald Harvey is the only serial killer who has been active in this town, but he killed for 17 years and was found out in another state.¹

Table of Contents

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Sources

Chapter 1

Kint turned from the touch screen in time to hear Betty, the manager, yell for him to hurry and clock in. Luckily, he'd already planned on stealing a few extra minutes. He threw the time slip in the trash.

He looked around. The floors needed swept and all garbage cans were full. The smell of steaks filled the air along with the sizzle of meat and fryers. The din nearly drowned out the David Bowie song on the only decent radio station they were allowed to play. Three deliveries and two pickup orders hung in their respective places. Dirty pans had piled up on the cooks’ push cart. Either the other drivers had been too busy to do them or were being lazy. He gathered the plastic pans and took them to the washer.

Eric pushed a rack of dirty dishes into the washer as clean ones inched out the other end. Is it raining?

Not yet, but it's cloudy.

Eric spoke up to be heard over the washer that had started on the new load. "Thunderstorms are moving in