Tacoma After Midnight
A Locked Ward, a Protected Witness, and a Brutal Crime Thriller Setup
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Will Blesch
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Allen Ewing
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By the time the night staff realizes what's happening, the witness is already on the floor and the blood is spreading beneath the chairs.
Inside a locked psychiatric hospital in Tacoma, a buried federal witness is nearly beaten to death by a patient who should never have been able to reach her.
It looks like random madness.
Gavin Marks knows better.
The woman was supposed to be hidden. Protected. Forgotten by the men she helped destroy years ago. Instead, someone found her, slipped past every safeguard, and turned a shattered mind into a weapon.
Now Gavin and his partner, Owen Pike, are thrown into a brutal race through fluorescent hallways, failing security, institutional decay, and rain-slick Tacoma streets to find the man behind the setup before the witness dies and the truth dies with her.
Because this was never just an attack.
It was a message.
And someone came back to finish the job.
Tacoma After Midnight is a crime thriller built on pressure, paranoia, and the kind of danger that closes in fast once the trap is sprung. Dark, lean, and relentlessly tense, it's a gripping thriller about manipulation, revenge, and the deadly cracks inside places meant to keep people safe.
If you like hard-edged suspense, sharp investigative tension, and a fast-moving crime thriller with atmosphere and bite, this Gavin Marks short delivers a violent descent into a world where the locked doors don't keep evil out.
In Tacoma, some witnesses are buried for their own protection. Some predators know how to dig..
Buy now and step into another dark Gavin Marks case. Then check out the other Gavin Marks shorts by Allen Ewing for more fast, brutal suspense.
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