
A Helping Hand
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Narrated by:
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Jay Wohlert
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By:
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Michael Hearing
About this listen
"It's not every day you find a human hand while digging potatoes. But that's exactly what happened to Leonard Johnson on a Saturday morning not long ago." That's how this quirky little story begins.
When you're a fast-failing organic farmer in New Hampshire, with a known termagant for a wife, an event like this can be devastating to your small profits when the news gets out - especially since that ancient hand has peculiar "qualities."
This discovery sets off a chain of inexorable events that lead Leonard to rash action resulting in a terrible kind of justice. A balance must be restored and a lesson learned. A Helping Hand is a supernatural short story with a touch of horror.
©2013 Michael Hearing (P)2013 Michael Hearing
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