Through the Eyes of a Dreamer

Tammy Roberts

Description

Geoff and Sally are an ordinary couple, living the life of there dreams. They have the house that they always wanted, Geoff has his accounting business which he worked very hard to accomplish, Sally is happy as a homemaker. They dream of becoming parents one day. Yes. They are blissfully unaware that Sally and Geoff don’t know that Sally has a gift that can be both a blessing or a curse. It started innocently enough with Sally having a vivid dream about a murder-her murder. This dream and what follows leads Sally and Geoff to discover a special gift that Sally possesses, one she never new she had. But that gift soon turns into a nightmare as they are unwittingly tangled into a murder investigation. This discovery will leave Sally rocked to the core and her perfect life in tatters. How will Sally deal with this gift and these events that follow. Can she pick up the pieces of her broken life and start again. Will her life be the same again.
Join Sally on this mystery thriller and find out the answers to these questions. And discover how a gift can be a blessing and a curse. What would you do if it was you.

Sujets

• reincarnation
• Fiction

Informations

• Publié par: Xlibris AU
• Date de parution: 27 octobre 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781664103276
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

Extrait

Through the Eyes of a Dreamer
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Tammy Roberts
 
Copyright © 2022 by Tammy Roberts.
 
ISBN:
Softcover
978-1-6641-0328-3

eBook
978-1-6641-0327-6
 
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.
 
This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to any actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.
 
Any people depicted in stock imagery provided by Getty Images are models, and such images are being used for illustrative purposes only.
Certain stock imagery © Getty Images.
 
 
Rev. date: 10/17/2022
 
 
 
 
 
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Contents
Chapter 1     The Beginning
Chapter 2     The Crime Scene
Chapter 3     The Morgue
Chapter 4     Sam’s House
Chapter 5     Sam Meets The Police
Chapter 6     Investigating The Victims
Chapter 7     John’s Meeting
Chapter 8     Detective’s Suspects
Chapter 9     Sorting Out Evidence
Chapter 10     Sam’s Day At Home
Chapter 11     A Little To Late
Chapter 12     At The Hospital
Chapter 13     The Next Day
Chapter 14     Two Weeks Later
Chapter 15     At The Station
Chapter 16     That Night
Chapter 17     The House
Chapter 18     Interrogation Room
Chapter 19     Through Sam’s Eyes
Chapter 20     Unexpected Surprise
Chapter 21     It Was A Thursday Night
Chapter 22     Late That Afternoon
Chapter 23     That Night
Chapter 24     The Crime Scene
Chapter 25     Coroner’s Office
Chapter 26     Close Call
Chapter 27     Sound Asleep Or Not
Chapter 28     An Hour Later
Chapter 29     The Next Day
Chapter 30     At The Station
Chapter 31     Two weeks later
Chapter 32     The Day After
Chapter 33     Did They Find The Killer?
Chapter 34     To Find The Killer
Chapter 35     Friday Night
Chapter 36     Monday Morning
Chapter 37     The Weekend
Chapter 38     Sunday Morning
Chapter 39     6 Hours Later
 
I would love to thank my Mum, Sharon, and Nan Betty for making the publishing of this book possible.
My friend, Tess, and my family for their support.
Thank you everyone for believing in me.
Chapter 1
The Beginning
Beep, beep, beep, beep…….. “Honey it is time to get up or you will be late.”
“Yeah, yeah I know I’m getting up now.”
Off fly the blankets and out of bed they got. While Geoff was finishing getting dressed Sally started her way to the kitchen to start breakfast. While Sally was placing the plates on the table Geoff was reading the paper.
“Honey, how did you sleep last night?”
“Very well thank you and you.”
“Yes very well.”
Geoff finished his breakfast and grabbed his brief case and as he was running out the door he said, “Thanks honey for the breakfast and I will see you later. Good bye.”
“Bye.”
As Geoff got to the front door Sally walked up toward him and kissed him good bye. He got into his car waved good bye and drove off.
Sally went back into the house and shut the door behind her. She went into the lounge room and turned on the radio and danced her way into the bedroom and made the bed. Sally was singing and dancing while she was vacuuming the floor.
“She’s my little runaway. Dad’s girl and now she runs the night away. Ooooooooh sheeeees my little ruuuuunnnnnaway.”
After Sally finished the cleaning it was about 9 so she turned off the radio, grabbed her car keys and wallet.
She locked up the house and walked out the front door, got into her car and drove off.
There was a person that drove passed as Sally drove off and he parked his car a couple of houses down the street. The street was a quiet street which was good for him. As he reached the house he walked in and went down the back of the house as if it was his own house. He put on his gloves and made sure that they were on tight. He spotted and saw a window that was slightly opened so he walked around to the window. It was stuck and hard to open, so he walked around and tried to find a very thick stick. He couldn’t find one. So he walked down to the end of the back yard and grabbed a tree branch. He pulled as hard as he could and broke it, then walked back to the garage window. When he reached the window he stuck the stick in between the window and the bench. He kept hitting the window as hard as he could to loosen the window. When the window loosened he threw the stick to the floor and grabbed the window. He yanked it as hard as he could and the window opened.
He climbs inside and shut the window behind him to where it was before and waited for her to came back home. He heard the car pull up into the drive way and watched her walk into the house with her arms full of groceries. As he got up and got to the garage door he heard another car pull up so he sat back down and waited again. Inside the house Sally was putting the groceries away and …….
“Hi honey, how was work?”
“Work it was okay. It was very busy today.”
“Oh I also got you some change for tonight.”
“Thanks hun.”
Dinner will be in half an hour just to put something in your tummy.”
“Thank you, I will be there in a minute.”
As Geoff was sitting on the couch watching the news and having a cuppa Sally was cooking spaghetti and meatballs. Sally took Geoff’s tea over to him and when he had finished his tea he got up and got into the shower to get ready. After he was ready he grabbed the change said good bye and walked out the door. Sally grabbed the door before it shut and she ran up to the car and gave him a kiss and he drove off. Sally went back inside and shut the door behind her and locked it. She turned the T.V off and went into the kitchen to start the dishes. A (Oh no) I forgot the washing,” so she grabbed the clothes out of the washing machine, put them into the basket she leaned over picked up the basket and grabbed the door (BANG)…….. Hahahahahahaha, as she was laying on the ground laughing, the clothes were all over her and the floor.
Sally started to get herself off the floor and went back into the lounge room to get her keys so she could unlock the back door. She placed the keys on the washing machine and picked the clothes off the floor and placed them back into the basket then turned on the back yard light and went outside to hang the cloths on the line.
When that was finished she went back inside, chucked the basket onto the floor near the washing machine. Sally went and turned on the TV to listen to her favourite show then off she goes back into the kitchen and started to wash the dishes between the ads
As he was in the garage he heard the back door open so he got up off the chair and peeped through the other window that was facing the clothes line. His eyes lit up to him she was beautiful she had long wavy brown hair. She was tall - not thin and not fat, It was a warm night and she had on a long summer dress. It did up at the front and it has flowers all over it. When she walked into the house again he opened up the side garage door and went to the back door. He grabbed a piece of cloth out of one pocket and the chloroform out of his other. It was in a small bottle he placed some chloroform onto the cloth and placed the bottle back into his pocket.
He opened the door up very slowly, and walked inside. As he was walking slowly he was listening to the sounds in the house. He could hear the TV and the sound of water in the sink as he walked over to the sound he could see her standing there with her back to him. He stepped one step at a time very, very quietly, and as he got very close to her he put his left arm around her left arm. As he was doing that the other arm went over her face and covered her nose. Sally dropped the plate into the water and she struggled with all she had, then fell unconscious.
When she was out cold, he placed the cloth back into his pocket, leaned over and picked her up off the floor and placed her onto the bench facing face down. As he was doing that he noticed out of the corner of his eye a chopping block full of knives.
He lent over the body, grabbing a knife from the block he placed the knife in his left hand and grabbed her left hand. He placed the hand spread eagle and then cut off one of her fingers.
Then he went into the bedroom and found a photo with the couple together on their wedding night. Once he had the photo, he placed it onto the bed and placed the finger on top of the photo so it was covering Sally’s picture. As he walked out of the bedroom he went back into the kitchen and placed his arm under her head and shoulders and rolled her over. He went to put his hands under her legs and saw the knife.
So he let go of her and grabbed the knife that was lying in a small pool of blood, then he placed the knife on the top part of her dress. He lifted her down of the bench onto the floor in the lounge room. He placed her all nice and straight and sat down on her pelvis area with one leg on either side. He grabbed the knife off her then stabbed her several times in the stomach and chest. He then held the knife which he swun