The Dark Fox

By Richard Lee

The Dark Fox is based on an ancient tale of the Japanese Kitsune taking on the form of a human, usually for sexual gain or to seek revenge.

For generations, people have been interested in the human mind and the way it works. If you truly believed in something, would that make it possible? Would it bend reality? Would it hide you in the form of another?

Tom finds a Kitsune mask at a garage sale. The instant he puts it on, he enters a nightmare world. Memories that are not his take control of his reality. The fox has a message for him and when she delivers it, he will scream.
 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Raging Rapids Press
• Release date: Dec 2, 2019
• ISBN: 9781393163718

Richard Lee

    Award winning author, Richard Lee, is a displaced writer of the weird, wonderful and grotesque. Since 2001 he has made an impact on the genre world and thrives within its limitless boundaries.      Over seventy short stories have slammed his name on anthologies and magazines across the globe. Five novels impacted humanity and two novellas were the icing on the cake.      He still sends his books out to independent and legacy publishers, looking for that elusive million dollar cheque.  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/threeand10/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/threeand10 Website: http://threeand10.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/writer113/ Daily Motion: http://www.dailymotion.com/threeand10

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Richard Lee

The Dark Fox

Richard Lee

Published by Raging Rivers Press

Copyright ©2017 Richard Lee

Cover art/text/design ©2017 Lee Pletzers

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Tom hated these things. Everything was junk, nothing more. Everything looked like crap and it was all just laid out on tarps and blankets for everybody to see. It was a fucking waste of time. Why did his mother insist on dragging him to these things? There were better things to do on a Saturday morning.

Fucking garage sales. He hated them with a passion.

Tom stared at the junk laid out on the lawn.

It was Saturday morning. If he had friends, they would be getting up to trouble. His lack of friends hadn't gone unnoticed. Even unpopular kids had friends, but he cruised through school almost invisible. Maybe his mother was trying to be a friend more than a Mum. That would really blow.

Being overweight, spotty, and a lover of all things Star Trek and Star Wars equally placed him squarely in the nerd population. And on top of that, he had a nicotine habit that had been driving him batshit crazy during long school days.

Being sixteen sucked.

God, he was bored.

He saw Mum haggling with the owner of the house over the cost of a crappy jacket that she’d never wear.

People milled about. There were more people here than he thought would turn up. It was a beautiful