
Mr Todd's Reckoning
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Narrated by:
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Michael Simkins
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By:
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Iain Maitland
About this listen
Behind the normal door of a normal house, in a normal street, two men are slowly driving each other insane. One of them is a psychopath.
The father: Mr Todd is at his wits' end. He's been robbed of his job as a tax inspector and is now stuck at home...with him. Frustrated. Lonely. Angry. Really angry.
The son: Adrian has no job, no friends. He is at home all day, obsessively chopping vegetables and tap-tap-tapping on his computer. And he's getting worse, disappearing for hours at a time, sneaking off to who-knows-where.
The unholy spirit: In the safety of suburbia, one man has developed a taste for killing. And he'll kill again.
©2019 Iain Maitland (P)2021 Oakhill
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