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After work, Drew is drawn to a street artist’s chalk mural that reveals a submerged, crack-open pavement beneath the scene. The calm art suddenly turns dangerous when a homeless young man stands near the pavement and a reckless driver approaches, forcing Drew into immediate action and escalating the story’s tension.","The Twisted Web  \nRebecca Bradley  \n[OceanofPDF.com](OceanofPDF.com)  \nText copyright © 2018 Rebecca Bradley All Rights Reserved  \nThis book is a work of fiction and any resemblance to actual persons living or dead, is purely coincidental.  \nCover art by Design for Writers.  \n[OceanofPDF.com](OceanofPDF.com)  \nDo you want to claim your FREE copy of Three Weeks Dead, the prequel novella to Shallow Waters, Made to be Broken, Fighting Monsters and The Twisted Web? I’d love it if you joined my readers’ club and joined the many others who have enjoyed the book that comes before the experience you are about to embark upon.  \nThe great thing about Three Weeks Dead is that it can be read before  \nor after Shallow Waters.  \nView it now.  \n[OceanofPDF.com](OceanofPDF.com)  \nPrologue  \nThe day felt like any other day. Work had given Drew a headache. The kids were unruly. It was the last week of school before the summer holidays and no one wanted to focus on lessons. The heat soaked through the glass windows as though they were sitting in a greenhouse and the smell of overripe hormonal teenagers swelled within the room. He attempted to open some windows but paint had sealed them shut. Only he had never noticed in the past because this was a new room to him and he’d never had the need to open them before because, well, the UK weather, you didn’t need to say anymore, did you?  \nHe'd been given the room after Mr Forbes had retired the previous year. Five years early. Citing the need to live his life while he was still young enough. The need to see the world. He knew what Forbes really wanted was to get away from these bloody kids. The little fuckers sucked the spirit straight out of you and he was right, he probably did need his life. It was kind of important to you.  \nSo, here he was now, relieved to have made it through another day, with just two more left. Then six blissful weeks away from them. It wasn’t that he hated being a teacher. He loved it really. Or he used to love it and he loved the idea of infusing the adults of the future with the knowledge of today. To see where it would take them. Especially in his subject of computers. It was where the world lived and ended. It was where all the huge advances were being made. Though all the kids cared about were the games they could play. There was only the odd child or two who was interested, and this had gradually withered his soul away. 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