If you go down to the beach tonight...

"The child has been torn asunder, and those kneeling beside him, bodies stained crimson in the moonlight, they plunge head first into the breach; the girl, with a mouth wider than her face, is first to draw her prize, and as she turns to face me, a loop of something dragged between her teeth; her face is blood on snow, and her eyes black death."

A young woman finds herself alone in the night, and nothing will ever be the same again.
Juliet Carlson's marriage is a sham. She has been coerced into accepting a life of violence, deceit and broken promises. But things are about to change.
The Boy on the Beach is a tale of one woman's descent into a world which just should not exist, and the journey of self discovery she is forced to undertake. Featuring a genuinely original concept in modern horror.

The Boy on the Beach is a seventeen-thousand word novella. It was originally published in Dark Albion: Tales of Fantasy and Horror by David Brian, and is still available as part of that collection.