by Greg F. Gifune
Will and Betty have returned to Betty's childhood home to prepare her deceased father's house to sell. During a heavy rainstorm, an elderly man, Bob Laurent, turns up on their doorstep claiming to be a good friend of Betty's father. Whilst she doesn't remember Bob, they invite him in and listen to h...
Will returns with Betty to attend his father-in-law's funeral and settle his estate. While staying at the house on a rainy night, a stranger arrives claiming to be an old friend of Betty and her dad. Although Betty has no recollection of Ed, they let the elderly gentleman in and she soon becomes enc...
Synopsis - He arrives in darkness, in the middle of a violent downpour...an affable old man with tales to tell... When Will and Betty Colby return to Betty's hometown to settle her late father's affairs and prepare his house for sale, they assume they'll be faced with some cleaning, basic repairs...
Will and Betty have arrived at her late father Earle’s house to arrange for the property to be cleared and the contents sorted prior to its imminent sale. As they set about the sad task and as Betty reacquaints herself with her childhood there is a knock at the door......After a slight hesitation, I...
This is a disturbing, atmospheric, entirely creepy novella that is best read in one sitting late at night. On a rainy, stormy night, married couple Will and Betty Colby are visited by an old man that neither of them recognize, but who knows details about both of their pasts. Before the night is over...
He arrives in darkness, in the middle of a violent downpour...an affable old man with tales to tell... When Will and Betty Colby return to Betty's hometown to settle her late father's affairs and prepare his house for sale, they assume they'll be faced with some cleaning, basic repairs and making ru...
When Will and Betty Colby are at her recently deceased father's house preparing it for sale, an old man shows up out of the rain. Bob Laurent claims to be a friend of the family. But why can't Betty remember him? And why is he putting his hands all over her... The Rain Dancers is one creepy lit...
I pretty much read "The Rain Dancers" in a single sitting. The book was that good. Gifune draws you into his story, into his characters and into the haunting mystery that he weaves. And, as the uncomfortable truth begins to unfold there is an unsettling feel to the way the story breaks.Another good ...
My first Gifune. I look forward to a second helping. Creepy stuff.
Beware of strangers! Sometimes they are not who they seem to be...and sometimes they are. Sometimes...they dance in the rain.Greg F. Gifune works his magic with The Rain Dancers in this short but creepy novella. From the moment the front door opens in this dark tale, there is a palpable sense of ten...
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