How will these two mesh during the show? What will they find out they have in common? What about their differences? Find out now. A husband and wife on holiday after a family loss find themselves in the middle of much more than they expected. In The Way of the Cross, British tourists from Little Bletford congregate in Jerusalem, where the vicar who was scheduled to lead their tour of the Holy City falls ill and is replaced by a young minister. In The Breakthrough, an electrical engineer is loaned out by his employer to the salt marshes near Saxmere, where he discovers an eccentric scientist is working on a project to harness the lifeforce at the moment of death. I would like to thank my wonderful guests, "Mosquito Steve" Moore & JF Garrard, for putting up with my shenanigans and being on the show. We had a conversation that was both entertaining and meaningful. Be sure to listen in and share the show with others who might enjoy or benefit from it. The show is also available on YouTube (on the Bald Spots Pro channel) and Facebook.

I would like to thank my wonderful guests, Tony Jeton Selimi and Richard Blank, for putting up with my shenanigans and being on the show. We had a conversation that was both entertaining and meaningful. I would like to thank my wonderful guests, Marlayne Giron and DC Glenn, for putting up with my shenanigans and being on the show. We had a conversation that was both entertaining and meaningful.The first possibility, and most likely (in my opinion), is that this is a convenient theatrical construct to convey the creepiest or most dangerous time of the day – where it’s dark, cold, and things go bump in the night. There is always plenty of time for those who wander in the darkness to do their bidding. This is unlike just before dawn where one can be optimistic of coming light. And yes, I agree that with the coming of dawn, the period of risk is over until the approach of the next midnight.

Stephen Saunders is sent to an isolated laboratory on the salt marshes of the East Coast to help out with a secret project. He is told that the laboratory is in need of an electrical engineer, but is given no other details. On arrival, Stephen discovers that he is expected to help operate the computer for an experiment to trap a human's vital spark, or psychic energy, at the point of death and prevent it from going to waste. The test subject is Ken, an affable young assistant who is dying of leukaemia.The only story in the collection without any sort of horror element, this is another tale of Brits abroad – in this case, Jerusalem. A group led by a stand-in vicar are touring the Holy Land, each with their own anxieties and reasons for being there. Perhaps the most memorable of the group is nine-year-old Robin – the only person there who seems to have read the gospels – who leads them in a chaotic attempt to find the Garden of Gethsemane.